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To: marc ultra who wrote (6058)6/21/1999 12:58:00 PM
From: marc ultra  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 15132
 
How to set the table for a bear. What we would like to see is bonds remaining fairly weak, preferably over 6% as today with stocks shaking off high yields and rallying back to new highs. We would also like to see this rally continue in the internets. While money supply is being squelched we would also prefer not to see any dramatic economic slowing. Finally with stocks rallying despite a fairly hostile bond market we want to see the bears and correction wimps throwing in the towel and pushing II bullish sentiment over 70% and the P/C ratio dropping. The ingredients seem to be falling into place but we may need several weeks for new highs and other indicators to clarify to a bear market sell signal. In that scenario I for one as a patriotic American is ready to pay my fair share of capital gains on what I sell and haven't hedged<g>

Marc