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To: Timothy Liu who wrote (22367)	8/7/1999 11:24:00 AM
From: Fun-da-Mental#1	Read Replies (1) of 99985

Timothy: interesting point about cash on the sidelines mitigating a crash. Maybe that helps explain why sentiment is a contrary indicator, if positive sentiment = fully invested, and negative sentiment = cashed out. But it depends how soon they decide to buy back in. The more uncertain they are, the longer they wait, the worse it will get. The market being low is an incentive to buy, but the market going low is an incentive to sell. So if it is low and going lower which urge wins out? (For those with a math background P" = AP + BP' where P is the price can have either periodic or exponential solutions...) Fun-da-Mental

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