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To: Jo_Bidou who wrote (22144)	7/26/2000 10:12:37 PM
From: lapiastre	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77509

Claude, juste un post pour te dire que c'est pas ben dure de trouver des posts qui vont dans le sens de nos espérence, mais y'a encore pas mal plus de Bull-Sites que de Bear-Sites ;-) Voici un exemple de ce que je veux dire: From the Wall Street Journal of Tuesday, 7/18/00, p. C1: "When we look back over the past century and say the average price-earnings ratio was 14, we're talking about a period that includes the Great Depression, two world wars and the double-digit inflation of the 1970s," says Jeremy Siegel, a finance professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. "Saying we'll go back to a 14 P/E means saying we have learned nothing about how to better manage the economy." Y'a autant d'arguments pour être bull que pour être Bear, s'agit de se creuser les méninges. Mais l'idéal comme tu le soulignais est de trader dans le même sens que le marché avec succès, que le marché soit à la hausse ou à la baisse... Lapiastre