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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates
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To: Tom Trader who wrote (22648)4/13/2000 2:06:00 PM
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Thanks Tom,

I wasn't in the market in 83 so I appreciate your perspective. When you say that it "took a while" for the decimated stocks of 83 to come back, did that constitute a bear market? Or was it a correction?

My sense is that we'll continue to see selling into any rally. And my biggest concern is the bifurcated market. I believe if the companies with the highest performance (growth & earnings) in technology cannot recover, the last thing I would do is buy "old economy" stocks growing at 10%. I think there is a serious disconnect with that line of thinking. In fact if the NAZ cannot rally, my thoughts were that some of the DOW or the S&P should be shorted, in that we may be entering into a broad based decline of a lasting nature.

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