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To: somple1 who wrote (47103)	2/8/2001 11:04:39 PM
From: Tradelite	Read Replies (2) of 57584

Somple....sector rotation is probably the key to answering your question. When money flows out of transportation, oil, consumer, cyclical, retail, etc, stocks, it flows elsewhere. There is little real relationship to be defined between the Dow and Naz, other than sector rotation, in my opinion---and there are stocks of all types in both the Naz and Dow...so it seems more productive to me to watch sector rotation than index rotation between the Dow and Naz. If both are going up, however, that's definitely a good sign of confidence in the overall market...):

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