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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME

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To: Jet.Screamer who wrote (41903)11/22/2000 6:04:00 AM
From: GREENLAW4-7  Read Replies (2) of 57584
 
NASD and DOW must accept now the fact Gore may indeed become our next prsident. As sad, and as frustrating that may be it must be accepted. We all know Pres Gore will get NOTHING DONE with the current congress and what this country has been put through. Looking at the NASD its oversold by 400-500 points on my model. I watched those futures takeoff last night and at one point before 9:45 pm NASD future were up 40, and DOW up 6. I believe this market wants to go higher and perhaps today is that day. I see too many VERY GOOD stocks with their legs cut off and for NO REASON other then longs selling over the last 2 weeks and shorts jumping on the band wagon.

Greeny and this electuon debacle is KILLING the world financial markets. I point directly to ASIA and Japen because we are now at the level in 98 that greeny deciced to lower rates for 3 distinct reasons. 1. Russia market collapsed, 2. Japan Nikkee was at 14K, and 3. a major hedge fund made the wrong call. The big difference with today then back in 98 is the us economy is actually growing at a slower pace 2.5 compared to 4.5 in Nov. 98.

In conclusion I do see a reverse sometime today in the NASD and perhaps the markets will accept the fact Gore and his pack of lawyers ARE IN THE PROCESS OF STEALING THE ELECTION!!

EOM
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