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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical analysis for shorts & longs

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To: j g cordes who wrote (26807)	5/26/2000 3:04:00 AM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (2) of 68420

Jim, Elaine has not been right too much in terms of market timing the last few years. Her fundamental model is second to none, but there has not had much correlation with the markets the last few years. I am not sure bonds are a real alternative. The gov't has been redeeming most of the 30 year bonds (ie inverted yield curve). The corporate bond market is weak according to my broker due to the uncertainty of who will survive the high interest rate environment and most good high tech companies have lots of cash and no debt. So do you buy slightly overpriced gov't bonds, risky corporate bonds, stay to consumer durable stocks or hope that tech companies can get greater efficiencies by acquiring weaker players in a down market? Stocks for a tough market: biz.yahoo.com GLW is one of those over priced stocks based on traditional measures, but it is well positioned to do well going forward and is cheap compared to its peers (that still sounds like a wierd justification, but that is what the market is listening to). It strategy relies on growing by acquisition though. Still don't understand what AOL is after the merger?

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