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3214	Michael, i agree...it is certainly not the only course that's left. however	pater tenebrarum	-	6/1/2000
3213	Anyone who thinks that there will no longer be any more bear markets are foolin	The Ox	-	6/1/2000
3212	Michael, i agree that we do not necessarily have to see a crash and burn scenar	pater tenebrarum	-	5/31/2000
3211	Hello heinz, I appreciate your view point and <i>to some degree</I>	The Ox	-	5/31/2000
3210	Michael, i never said anything about Dow 2K. just pointing out a few facts re.	pater tenebrarum	-	5/31/2000
3209	Thank you for your encouraging words of wisdom and insight. Best regards from	The Ox	-	5/31/2000
3208	Your defensiveness is only accentuating your ignorance. Noone is saying that D	vampire	-	5/31/2000
3207	Ok, Ok. You guys MUST be right. My moronic sixth grade view is so obviously	The Ox	-	5/31/2000
3206	<<The U.S. of today should not be compared to Japan of a few years ago fo	pater tenebrarum	-	5/31/2000
3205	Morons don't know what the stock market is, and to say that an outlook is &	Tommaso	-	5/31/2000
3204	<<Tommasso, do you really believe that the U.S. equity market is still so	vampire	-	5/31/2000
3203	You might want to go back and read my post again. My 'absurd' referenc	The Ox	-	5/31/2000
3202	To clarify: "moronic" was used in conjunction with an expected 90% d	The Ox	-	5/31/2000
3201	Terry, thanks for the numbers. The reported DJIA earnings you give are $502.67	Daniel Chisholm	-	5/31/2000
3200	I remember in the mid 1970s, two or three years after the crash of the Nifty Fi	Wren	-	5/31/2000
3199	Some stocks are still priced at ten times what they are really worth, some at f	Tommaso	-	5/31/2000
3198	DJIA P/E ratio: 20.4; earnings $502.67 - dividend yield 1.6% S&P 500 P/E	Terry Whitman	-	5/30/2000
3197	I'm not sure why you think a <7,000 Dow is so absurd. I'm not sure	vampire	-	5/30/2000
3196	Dale, I have to agree with much of what you've been writing. The U.S. of t	The Ox	-	5/30/2000
3195	I was out of town on Friday so I missed my chance to dump all my quality shares	Dale Baker	-	5/30/2000
3194	Right about now would be a good time to panic. Or you could just buy some stock	James1000	-	5/26/2000
3193	you throw enough darts and sooner or later, you hit the bullseye -g-	Lucretius	-	5/22/2000
3192	luc, yeah, but i'm (we're?) always wrong... right? right? right? ;-	Skeeter Bug	-	5/22/2000
3191	you mean throwing everything into GE won't work? -s-	Lucretius	-	5/22/2000
3190	db, that is a reasoned approach. however, the drop i see isn't an ordinary	Skeeter Bug	-	5/21/2000

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