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Strategies & Market Trends : Systems, Strategies and Resources for Trading Futures

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To: Paxb2u who wrote (6653)10/17/1998 3:52:00 PM
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Are you saying that because a lot of people don't care, don't know, don't understand, or are naive about the markets that will boost them ???

No, I don't think so, however, I am unsure of exactly what I am saying with respect to the above. I do think that at some point those people will decide to get out and I wonder what it will take. Maybe it is I that doesn't understand. Maybe all these people will just leave there money in the market come hell or high water. I don't know. It was more ramblings than any coherent piece. Just trying to make sense of how all of this fits together. The statement that got that started was that the mutual funds are using this bull run to get out of the market. I read that in a couple places on SI and I just don't beleive that. Mutual funds are usually by their nature fully invested and the only way they "get out" is when their clients, the individual investors, exit the funds. I don't see individual investors fleeing for the exits while the markets are going up. Doesn't make sense.

Maybe not tomorrow, but how about next year???

Are you suggesting that the AFC will win the Super Bowl again this year? Man, I hope that isn't the case.....:)....unless, of course, Dallas represents the NFC! (apologies to Nemer....)

-Scott
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