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    hot in velour pants Burzhui's Avatar
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    The Day the NASDAQ Died

    Sung to the tune of "American Pie":

    A long, long week ago
    I can still remember how the market used to make me smile
    What I'd do when I had the chance
    Is get myself a cash advance
    And add another tech stock to the pile.

    But Alan Greenspan made me shiver
    With every speech that he delivered
    Bad news on the rate front
    Still I'd take one more punt.

    I can't remember if I cried
    When I heard about the CPI
    I lost my fortune and my pride
    The day the NASDAQ died.

    So bye-bye to my piece of the pie
    Now I'm gettin' calls for margin
    'Cause my cash account's dry
    It's just two weeks from a new all-time high
    And now we're right back where we were in July
    We're right back where we were in July.

    Did you buy stocks you never heard of?
    QCOM at 150 or above?
    'Cos George Gilder told you so
    Now do you believe in Home Depot?
    Can Wal-Mart save your portfolio?
    And can you teach me what's a P/E ratio?

    Well, I know that you were leveraged too
    So you can't just take a long-term view
    Your broker shut you down
    No more margin could be found.

    I never worried on the whole way up
    Buying dot coms from the back of a truck
    But Friday I ran out of luck
    It was the day the NASDAQ died.

    I started singin'
    Bye-bye to my piece of the pie
    Now I'm gettin' calls for margin
    'Cause my cash account's dry
    It's just two weeks from a new all-time high
    And now we're right back where we were in July
    Yeah we're right back where we were in July.
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    turducken all the time topane's Avatar
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    Good one, I'll be posting that here at work for all our analysts.
    Shall we buy a new guitar?
    Shall we drive a more powerful car?

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