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Re: [RT] A Contrarian View



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Norman and Ralph,
 
My pleasure. In my view, it is indefensible for a money 
"manager" to take a 77% hit on clients' money. Watching the parade of money 
managers on CNBC frame their bullish view by reminding us that they get paid to 
stay long is comical in a bizarre way.
 
As an aside, there is an article on newsmax.com that questions 
Soros's patriotism due to his supposed recent shorting of equity markets. The 
article suggests that something should be done legislatively to prevent this. I 
felt this sort of kneejerk thinking was inevitable. This would be laying tragedy 
on top of tragedy.
 
Deepest Regards,
Mike 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] A Contrarian View
  
  Mike,
   
   Thanks for binging the truth about Thurlow 
  to light. Please see the hopefully added weekly chart below or 
  attached. It pays to know who loses and who makes dough.  After 
  considerable deliberation, I think I will stick with Dorothy's analysis for 
  awhile. 
   
  Cheers,
  Norman
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    View
    
    Thurlow Growth (THRGX) was down 77% in 2000 and 
    is down 25% ytd in 2001. 
     
     






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