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The Stock Market Bubble

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Emcee: Roger A. Babb	Type: Unmoderated

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3239	I am not talking about the technology itself. I am talking about the subject of	Tommaso	-	6/11/2000
3238	You can certainly control, improve and optimize all those procedures with high	Dale Baker	-	6/11/2000
3237	Well, yes, life will go on and the money that is committed will go to more fund	Tommaso	-	6/10/2000
3236	Look at the delays, site outages and DOS attacks we already deal with on the We	Dale Baker	-	6/10/2000
3235	I find it hard to believe that computers and their peripherals are using that m	Tommaso	-	6/10/2000
3234	It might not be the oil price that causes this bubble to burst, but actual shor	kormac	-	6/10/2000
3233	Anybody know when (if ever) companies will start having to report stock options	Pink Minion	-	6/9/2000
3232	Your comments have some appealing aspects - or at least they did when individua	Professor Dotcomm	-	6/7/2000
3231	I was just thinking--that maybe inflation is a good thing as long as it doesn&#	Tommaso	-	6/7/2000
3230	Yes, sorry, Tommaso, a sign of increasing old age is this distressing habit of	Professor Dotcomm	-	6/7/2000
3229	You consider this fundamentally important news for the tech sector? C'mon.	Dale Baker	-	6/7/2000
3228	The top of what, an aimless sideways drift? Why should anyone care about a week	Dale Baker	-	6/7/2000
3227	I think the message you addressed to yourself might have been a reply to mine.	Tommaso	-	6/6/2000
3226	Dale, you nearly called the top. Congrats! About 1hr later the comp went in re	RockyBalboa	-	6/6/2000
3225	My dates were arbitrarily chosen from the beginning of the last half of the 19t	Professor Dotcomm	-	6/6/2000
3224	The reason that the value of money went up from 1865 onward was the gradual ret	Tommaso	-	6/6/2000
3223	Why spend your time reading tea leaves and trying to outguess probabilities whe	Dale Baker	-	6/6/2000
3222	you are quite right. unfortunately, due to the disinflation backdrop, CB's	pater tenebrarum	-	6/6/2000
3221	Between 1850 and 1914, there were many more years when the value of money went	Professor Dotcomm	-	6/6/2000
3220	I'm pretty sure you'll find the reverse is true - probably a decent con	vampire	-	6/6/2000
3219	Its interesting to me that their seems to be a strong correlation between how &	James1000	-	6/6/2000
3218	PD, i personally believe that once the current cyclical inflation upturn has ru	pater tenebrarum	-	6/5/2000
3217	Yes, I think our views are broadly similar. Much will hinge on the continued ab	Professor Dotcomm	-	6/5/2000
3216	i agree...but the initial swoon in the NAZ was a good opening volley. in terms	pater tenebrarum	-	6/2/2000
3215	The depressing aspect about bear markets is not the severity of the decline but	Professor Dotcomm	-	6/2/2000

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