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Strategies & Market Trends : The Millennium Crash

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To: bobby beara who wrote (2784)	6/15/1998 7:39:00 PM
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> volume is not that strong we may have a new era upon us after all; one in which the retail investor outsmarts the pro. what I'm thinking of is: a) I recall reading that the retail investors bought the last dip ahead of the pros. b) No Fear is not only a nifty bumper sticker. I figure I'm a pretty average investor. if I was mostly cash 3 weeks ago, and totally cash as of friday, I'll bet there are many many others like me. what's to fear? think. who's been buying all those fat largecaps? peg obsessed retail investors? no. who's been selling the middle of the market? us. who is stuck holding the bag? institutions, and of course the mutual fund investors who use them. c) if a lowly amateur wannabe like me has read and understood what it means for commodities and interest rates to fall along side the bulk of the market, it's an indication that the internet really has changed things. SI itself is a revolution, and probably does have some effect. this is a Wild A$$ Conjecture, but the story for 1998 may just end up being how the lowly individual got a clue and acted on it. bwdik mouth open, foot poised to enter - Shahar

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