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Non-Tech : Elaine Garzarelli

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To: Andy Nemo who wrote (63)10/29/1996 4:23:00 PM
From: Mark   of 292
 
Hello;

You have to understand, there are serious questions with her indicators.

She assigns a very heavy weighting to an Interest Rate indicator. When she made her still incorrect call in July, the Long Bond was around 7.15% - 7.25%. She saw this as a bad trending sign. Now the Long Bond is about 6.75%. So her indicator has turned around, quite sharply I might add.

She also assigns a serious weighting to Mutual Fund cash balances. It was dropping to 7% in July. It is now at approx. 8%, and from indications at Fidelity, Vanguard, Putnam and one other who I can't remember, the inflows are rising.

These 2 indicators have turned somewhat bullish, if not entirely bullish, yet she has not changed her call. I'm not a fan of hers.

However, there will be sectors of the market that will drop, and drop severly. The Semiconductor Industry got rocked over the past 6-12 months. I believe that there will be a rotation basis in the market, some sectors up while others are down, while most move slightly in either direction.

Just an opinion.

Later.

Mark
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