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To: sun-tzu who wrote (161991)4/25/2002 7:26:13 AM
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McMillan's point is an excellent one. Have you considered that the behavior of the non-stocks (such as bond CEFs, REITs) in the NYSE was simply correlated with ST interest rates? Note that the A-D line didn't move up convincingly until the Fed began aggressively cutting rates in late 2000.

I am long some stocks in the food processing and defense industries - short a few financial institutions. I am agnostic about the direction of the market, but it certainly doesn't look bullish.
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