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To: Terry Whitman who wrote (150786)	2/12/2002 1:36:53 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (3) of 436258

>>Some leading indicators are interest rates, liquidity, and the stock market of course..<< 1. interest rates. not always. check japan. 2. liquidity. it is required for stocks to go up, although the presence of liquidity doesn't mean stocks go up. investor sentiment is key. 3. stock market. i can only laugh here. sometime it is, sometimes it isn't. i've seen plenty of stocks zoom up on poor fundamentals. guess what? fundamentals eventually caught up - EVERY SINGLE TIME. i admit it often takes a while, though. i think a nice recovery here would be 180 deg opposite of what history tells us loud and clear - bubbles ALWAYS end badly. very badly. hey, i hope i'm wrong, but one of my grandparents was from missouri - this economy must show me, first. good luck and keep a close eye on the markets - long or short.

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