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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: russwinter who started this subject	4/23/2004 11:00:07 PM
From: gregor_us	Read Replies (1) of 110194

Bond Sentiment and Nasdaq 3000. The problem here is that sentiment towards bonds is just plain ugly--especially from the global brain trust (which includes, yes indeed, all the posters on this and Mish's board). You would think this sentiment would be associated with a market bottom in bonds, but really, it's very much like the sentiment was towards Nasdaq 3000, again by the global brain trust and practically every wise veteran....right before the power move to Nasdaq 5000. Alan Greenspan gave us all a lesson in sentiment this week. By whipping up some fear--he actually gave a new lease on life to both a stock and bond market that were ready to buckle under "improving" news. The drama put into play a refreshment of the fear/relief dynamic. Well done Alan.

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