CSCO - where's the bottom?!?!? Bear Thread

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CSCO - where's the bottom?!?!? Bear Thread

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28	Here is a link to an absolutely invaluable, 5 part interview of Buffet, where he	bambs	-	11/11/2000
27	Well the pundits say we can never have a repeat of 29 but 72 would be as bad if	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
26	Nice chart...That's one of the reasons I think NASDAQ 1500 will be seen agai	bambs	-	11/11/2000
25	Speaking of Japan cp-tel.net	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
24	bambs, this market is so crazy right now on a day to day basis I just don't	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
23	Do you think we will have a Nasdaq close below 3000 and CSCO under $50 next week	bambs	-	11/11/2000
22	OT Found your comments regarding the election interesting yesterday; guns, envir	t2	-	11/11/2000
21	Bambs, Good idea to start a bear thread. I thought the other Cisco message board	t2	-	11/11/2000
20	GE rev 32.5 bil five times more revenue then csco CSCO rev 6.5 bil needs four ye	bambs	-	11/11/2000
19	Here are a few stats for you. PR TO BOOK PR TO SALES SAL	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
18	I don't know if you can get the BBC where you are but there are two good pro	bambs	-	11/11/2000
17	Monty, I think we will see a continued post election sell off for months to com	bambs	-	11/11/2000
16	Winners and Losers from the Depression: Workers who kept their jobs, even with	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
15	In looking at the tracks of interest rates in the Great Depression, you can see	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
14	Then this! The Great Crash The U.S. stock market boomed in the 1920s. Prices r	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
13	See if the first paragraph rings a bell. econ161.berkeley.edu	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
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11	sac.uky.edu Background: In the 1920's, things were really rocking in the US	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
10	One more and I rest my case. cp-tel.net Monty	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
9	And just in case anyone thinks the Dow is a safe haven. cp-tel.net Monty	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
8	Here is the s&p on a monthly basis. I think it shows a better picture. cp-	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
7	This could be real long and nasty. here is a chart I created of the s&p 500	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
6	bambs here is an interesting post from a list I belong to that uses ewave analys	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
5	bambs, what they are doing with these financing agreements in these startup vent	Monty Lenard	-	11/11/2000
4	options just ain't what they used to be quote.bloomberg.com	bambs	-	11/10/2000

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