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 More options Feb 7 2007, 3:23 pm
From: tina.tob...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007 12:23:32 -0800
Local: Wed, Feb 7 2007 3:23 pm
Subject: Re: I Can't Even Begin to Beleive Cramer
Hi Guys,
     I was wondering about Cramer earlier today.  As I watched BRCM
going up (I bailed at 30.05 in a panic, it was a slight bounce off of
a low caused by Cramer saying  because of cyclical action "Tech is
dead and Get OUT!!")  Soooo Tech did not bottom and the sun still
comes up.  Does this mean that Cramer's death nell on Goog may just
not happen?

    What happened to Cramer saying "Goog is actually worth 942.00 a
share?!" Did he forget to have the inevitable decelleration of ernings
figured in?  What I really want to know is why after Goog goes down to
the famous 450.00  why will it then go up again.  What catalyst will
occur that isn't in place now after they again, beat earnings
estimates.  Did these estimates have a slower growth figured in?

I think that there is a psych-ops head fake going on here.

Tina


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