The American people are really no more than a bunch of zombies walking the streets.

All most ALL the MONEY we SPEND is on "CREDIT"

The average person has now been lured into the stock market now selling at record highs if not higher than anytime in recorded history.

The public has been baited once again buying assets that are not there.

The bankers on Wall Street have engineered this so when the tent collapses the public will share 90% of the burden.

Remember nothing changes, just the characters.

Silently these wall street bankers have or are leaving the party and will be back when the public panics out finally realizing they have been taken.

Don't worry they will be there picking up all the bargains.

This is exactly whats taking place because the rug is going to be pulled out from under these unaware first time investors.

SO READ ALL ABOUT SOON

EXTRA EXTRA ................WALL STREET blah blah

This is exactly why I say the American people are what they are because they won't believe it tell it happens.

AS I WALK AND BREATH TODAY don't think the public is going to walk off with large profits at this stage of the game. In fact those that have been in it for along time are going to not take profitS and ride this bear all the way down and be lucky to have what they started out with.

PLAY AT YOUR OWN PERIL

over here little sheep

-- know (know@it.too), April 21, 2000

Answers

A lot of the public has been walking off with profits for the last several months. You could too, if you had the guts to get into the stock.

We've seen the likes of you before. Y2K didn't work out, so its on to the next bullshit.

Zombies are the people like you that walk around with a pessimistic outlook on life, always waiting for the other shoe to drop.

Go back downstairs and cower in fear in the corner.

-- CJS (cjs@noemail.com), April 21, 2000.

Gold down again today, Gold Loser. What were you saying about sheep?

-- Jim Cooke (JJCooke@yahoo.com), April 22, 2000.

I think someone is mentally ill. All of these threads are similar, no?

-- cin (cinlooo@aol.corn), April 22, 2000.

There is an old idea that goes something like this...when your chauffeur starts playing the market, it's time for you to sell.

-- Not (in@the.market), April 22, 2000.