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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (4738)	5/12/2009 10:23:04 PM
From: Walkingshadow	of 4814

More on sentiment: finance.yahoo.com "Extreme investor optimism, or pessimism, tends to signal a change in direction. The current 30%+ rally was born amidst the doomsday atmosphere surrounding the March lows. Conversely, the biggest bear market since the Great Depression started its reign at Dow 14,000, when financial stocks were the top performers and investors couldn't be more optimistic about their future prospects. The current rally has rekindled this optimism to a surprisingly large extent. Wall Street, along with stock markets around the globe, was quick to regain its confidence. The Wall Street Journal's May 11th front page headline read: 'World Regains Taste for Risk.' This should serve as a red flag for savvy investors."

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