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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (18146)9/13/2000 9:50:50 PM
From: AllansAlias  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 436258
 
With the current market co-leaders wounded, one can reasonably ask who would take their place as market leader?

The top stocks as contributors to the NDX as of yesterday are:

INTC 7.1%
CSCO 6.9
MSFT 5.8
ORCL 4.4
JDSU 4.3
SUNW 3.7
QCOM 2.6
NXTL 2.2
VRTS 2.2
SEBL 1.9
JNPR 1.8
PMCS 1.7
DELL 1.7
GMST 1.6
XLNX 1.6
AMGN 1.6
NTAP 1.6
ITWO 1.6


The top twenty by market cap are:

CSCO 430650
INTC 411233
MSFT 359488
ORCL 230295
SUNW 187926
ERICY 145318
DELL 94858
WCOM 87085
JDSU 81920
AMGN 73971
AMAT 60024
YHOO 58504
VRTS 48578
QCOM 47684
NXTL 40209
SEBL 39162
CMCSK 34380
LVLT 28548
XLNX 27705
CIEN 27530


Is there a leader among these?



To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (18146)9/13/2000 10:10:33 PM
From: Thomas M.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
Interesting, though long-winded, discussion on inflation vs. deflation. To summarize, he makes the contention that the 1920s bull market ended in deflation because we were a creditor nation. The same goes for Japan. Now, however, we are a debtor, so when the bubble bursts it is in our interest to inflate.

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