Judged: 1 1 1 rED wrote: Yes and those wonderful "paper profits" we acheived with the over-rated. no potential for profit dot.com companies ... All I know is my business was booming (printing) right up until 9/11, down hill since.

Judged: 1 1 1 rED wrote: Yes and those wonderful "paper profits" we acheived with the over-rated. no potential for profit dot.com companies ... All I know is my business was booming (printing) right up until 9/11, down hill since.

Some of the books donated to the book exchange so far...

wrote: Yea, I miss the market highs we reached under Bill Clinton too. Yes and those wonderful "paper profits" we acheived with the over-rated. no potential for profit dot.com companies ...

rED wrote: Yes and those wonderful "paper profits" we acheived with the over-rated. no potential for profit dot.com companies ... Not all were “paper profits.” I sold out of stocks somewhat too early, before Greenspan made his “irrational exuberance” speech, but with a good profit. That money went into a money market and returned to stocks later. I

rED wrote: Yes and those wonderful "paper profits" we acheived with the over-rated. no potential for profit dot.com companies ... Not all were “paper profits.” I sold out of stocks somewhat too early, before Greenspan made his “irrational exuberance” speech, but with a good profit. That money went into a money market and returned to stocks later. I

wrote: Yea, I miss the market highs we reached under Bill Clinton too. Yes and those wonderful "paper profits" we acheived with the over-rated. no potential for profit dot.com companies ...

I first started to do this back in 2000, before the dot.com bust, in posts aimed exclusively at the Mechanical Investing board. I rated my success not in recs alone, but in lifetime recs per post. Month after month, year after year, I wrote the best damn posts I could, no matter how much research it took, or how long

under my real name, and I take full responsibility for everything that I write. That's it, the whole secret. I first started to do this back in 2000, before the dot.com bust, in posts aimed exclusively at the Mechanical Investing board. I rated my success not in recs alone, but in lifetime recs per post. Month after month, year after

Wendy - making specific predictions is simply mental m.. well you know what I mean :-). A look at the BMW chart (ignoring the dot.com bubble) shows we are about at mean pricing. Given the state of the economy, we should expect to be sub-par. How far is anyone's guess, but unless there are some sprouts from the alleged green