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The Stock Market Bubble

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3189	Yes, that's why when I went into stocks, specifically closed-end funds sell	Tommaso	-	5/21/2000
3188	I wouldn't agree that the US economy now even remotely resembles Japan'	Dale Baker	-	5/21/2000
3187	As you know, Japanese stock prices are presently less than half what they were	Tommaso	-	5/21/2000
3186	That's where investing becomes a macro bet on overall economic trends. The	Dale Baker	-	5/21/2000
3185	The problem, as many people know and have pointed out, is that there have been	Tommaso	-	5/21/2000
3184	Early this year, Briefing.com did a very good piece about rolling corrections i	Dale Baker	-	5/21/2000
3183	excellent post tommaso 4 years of screaming bull market is not much of a histo	bobby beara	-	5/20/2000
3182	dale, i know that few people get out of a mania with their lives. if i lost al	Skeeter Bug	-	5/20/2000
3181	It comes down to whether market timing is important to your investing style or	Dale Baker	-	5/20/2000
3180	dale, i own a few stocks i think are undervalued, too. however, i KNOW when th	Skeeter Bug	-	5/20/2000
3179	A stock represents a share of ownership of a company. Sometimes the prices of	Tommaso	-	5/20/2000
3178	If we are changing our frame of reference based on mistaken bubblemanias, what	Dale Baker	-	5/20/2000
3177	No, you missed the point. The frame of reference does change. That's why t	Tommaso	-	5/20/2000
3176	<i>Robert Shiller's Irrational Exuberance makes some chilling points	Dale Baker	-	5/20/2000
3175	Robert Shiller's <i>Irrational Exuberance</i> makes some chilli	Tommaso	-	5/19/2000
3174	I agree about preserving capital, but I am also preserving profits made this ye	Dale Baker	-	5/19/2000
3173	dale, outperforming folks who lose all their money is no consolation, believe m	Skeeter Bug	-	5/19/2000
3172	I thought I was replying to your post, but mistakenly posted my reply to the th	Tommaso	-	5/17/2000
3171	I've been following this thread with great interest for some time. Have jus	John Ripley	-	5/16/2000
3170	Thanks--I actually already posted a link to that article-- forbes.com	Tommaso	-	5/14/2000
3169	Latest issue of Forbes has Mr. Dreman's latest column which basically takes	Sultan	-	5/14/2000
3168	I am doing this in a way that isn't like a conventional short seller in tha	Tommaso	-	5/14/2000
3167	At what point would you cover XLK short? looks like it has broken down from the	prosperous	-	5/14/2000
3166	My arithmetic was wrong in my previous message. If the stock you short goes to	Tommaso	-	5/14/2000
3165	We are all pretty quirky in one way or another. My main concern is outperformi	Dale Baker	-	5/14/2000

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