Y2k : effects on non Y2k related stocks

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Y2k : effects on non Y2k related stocks

An SI Board Since June 1998

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Emcee: John Mansfield	Type: Unmoderated

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29	Ken, You are correct. To my knowledge both the DJX and SPX are European Style	Geoff	-	7/24/1998
28	Geoff and Scott, Buying index put LEAPS is a strategy that I've also been	Ken Crounse	-	7/24/1998
27	Sorry to jump in, but I've been checking these as well. They seem to be (v	scott ross	-	7/23/1998
26	I've got a thought. I have been waiting for the DJIA to hit the 9200-9300	Geoff	-	7/23/1998
25	Computer Associates (CA) warns of sales slowdown in coming quarters due to soft	Ken Crounse	-	7/22/1998
24	John, Here's an interesting stat: <b>60% of Largest U.S. Companies	Investor-ex!	-	7/19/1998
23	John, Senator Bennett gives his 01/01/00 scenario, 'course some would char	Investor-ex!	-	7/17/1998
22	'Data Warehouse Projects Affected by Y2K Brain Drain Everyone knew it would	John Mansfield	-	7/8/1998
21	John, Thanks John, I liked the y2kbook link. I'm the type of investor tha	Investor-ex!	-	6/21/1998
20	Oracle '"Oracle will have to ensure its current installed base of cus	John Mansfield	-	6/21/1998
19	Interesting idea... 'Keep some cash ready to move into the market when it	John Mansfield	-	6/21/1998
18	Read somewhere that Medicare writes about 1,000,000,000 checks each year... I h	John Mansfield	-	6/21/1998
17	Yardeni before the senate (once again the Fortune article including TAVA is men	John Mansfield	-	6/21/1998
16	Why not buy the physical now while the price is depressed?	Amelia Carhartt	-	6/21/1998
15	Dear bmfm: Check out abx 01-08-98 The ONLY major gold stock still at S&P s	PaddyD	-	6/20/1998
14	<< that much equipment such as Caterpillars, etc. have date sensitive chi	John Mansfield	-	6/20/1998
13	Right, that's why I am closely following the Gold thread and some mining co	John Mansfield	-	6/20/1998
12	Conglomorates with recent large acquisitions might be more vulnerable... (espec	John Mansfield	-	6/20/1998
11	A closer look at the SEC filings (much stricter in the future) might be helpful	John Mansfield	-	6/20/1998
10	What gold stock holds promise ... I only made one trade this year on Gold, bu	Bald Man from Mars	-	6/20/1998
9	John, Now you've really let the cat outta the bag by starting this thr	Hawkmoon	-	6/20/1998
8	To All, I read a study on collapsing economies and I think they said the numb	WR	-	6/19/1998
7	Agree, keeping mining stocks for now but also plan to take physical delivery.	TD	-	6/19/1998
6	John, thanks for starting this thread. i used to have the Alpha stragety by J	TD	-	6/19/1998
5	John: Good luck with the thread... If Y2k turns out to be very disruptive for	James Strauss	-	6/19/1998

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