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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack -- A Complete Analysis

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To: donald sew who wrote (31748)10/2/2000 8:51:42 PM
From: Stephen  Read Replies (2) of 42787
 
Don, or, I guess, anyone who can remember (given that my memory's so bad ...), previously there have been a few discussions about the 'tech generals' needing to undergo correction, before a new tech bull run can continue. Isn't that the case now and if so ... perhaps its not such a negative thing for the market as a whole ??. Secondly, in recent decades there has been a new sector which led the market forward. If that is the case and technology was the sector for the '90's ... perhaps the historical lesson is to reduce tech & head elsewhere. I know biotech, the financials, utilities & alternative power stocks have been top performers ... but is it possible that these have the fundamentals to fuel a prolonged bull market if tech falls by the wayside ??.

If anyone has any thoughts I'd appreciate them. I've been vacationing/taking a break from the markets for a couple of months ... and, mentally, am still groping around for some kind of footing that doesn't threaten to swallow me up !!.

TIA

Stephen
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