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Technology Stocks : Semi Equipment Analysis

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Dec 19 4:00 PM EST

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To: Return to Sender who wrote (22880)	4/19/2005 5:48:19 PM
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EDIT to my last post. It was way wrong in one respect. If the yield curve goes negative the market will still be at plenty of risk until institutional investors believe that the FED and Federal Government will help the economy enough to right the market. Look at the charts again. investorshub.com The last time the yield curve went negative was in the summer of 2000. The market hit its bubble top in March of that year. It did not bottom until October 2002 even though the FED had been lowering interest rates for quite some time. In 2002 the Federal Government also made a lot of tax changes that were stimulative in nature. The safest time to invest has obviously been long after the yield curve inverts signally an upcoming recession. Sorry for my mistake. RtS

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