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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: yaetmo who wrote (23119)	8/5/2006 7:39:24 PM
From: Honey_Bee	of 42834

You are correct, Yaetmo. Brinker finally began to suspect that a "secular bear market" had begun by May 2001. At that time, he had his equity allocation down to 35%, but he had recommended that 20-50% of the 65% cash reserves be put back into the riskiest sector of the stock market. Doesn't make much sense, does it? This is from Honey's Bob Brinker Beehive Buzz at Suite 101: investment.suite101.com In the May 7, 2001 Marketimer, Bob Brinker laid out the case that a possible "secular bear market" may have begun, but admitted that "it is too early to say definitely based on the evidence at hand." He explained that the only way to make money during secular bear markets was "...identification of cyclical bull market opportunities...." And he said, "We will continue our effort to identify the next major stock market buy opportunity." He advised subscribers to hold remaining "cash reserves" from his January 2000 sell-signal in quality money funds. . In spite of these views, Brinker recommended no change in QQQQ holdings and said that he believed the Nasdaq "has the potential to recover further in the months ahead." .

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