Bubble of 2000 - How will you call the bottom?

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Bubble of 2000 - How will you call the bottom?

An SI Board Since September 2001

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Emcee: rolatzi	Type: Moderated

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8	The VIX is presently in the upper 40's. I won't touch this market until	rolatzi	-	9/19/2001
7	Maybe the market has already turned. Today sure looks like it is shaping up to b	joseph krinsky	-	9/11/2001
6	Article on relationship between tops in VIX and bottoms in the market bearforu	rolatzi	-	9/10/2001
5	He may be right, who knows? My prediction for the bottom is that it will be whe	joseph krinsky	-	9/10/2001
4	I just listened to Don Coxe's weekly commentary and he suggested the followi	rolatzi	-	9/9/2001
3	The problem with using past explanations is that they are past explanations. Eve	joseph krinsky	-	9/8/2001
2	The pretty blue line S&P 480 is a place to aim for decisionpoint.com	Gut Trader	-	9/7/2001
1	Bottoms and tops are called after they happen, and then they go back and use the	joseph krinsky	-	9/7/2001

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