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Pastimes : MELT-UP or MELT-DOWN: Cast your Vote
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To: J.T. who started this subject4/28/2002 1:21:20 PM
From: Dave Gore  Read Replies (1) of 361
 
Higher

This is always guesswork, but low inflation, low unemployment should continue, and new technology will again drive corporate spending as a need to compete and replace outdated technology with new will again fuel growth, imho.

This should begin in the next 9 months, so it is 2003 that should be a mild up year or maybe a 15-20% up year if we finish lower than here by end of 2002.
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