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To: IA who wrote (28424)	9/26/2000 2:20:19 PM
From: Logain Ablar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67757

Inder: After each time there was a bear market. I'm just trying to raise our awareness of some cross currents in the market. I'm not saying the indicator will work this time but we are seeing a lot of other caution flags in the market. I'm still playing this (I am quite aware I'm gambling and not investing right now) where the administration keeps pumping liquidity into the market thru election. Stock selection is key. You should not own any stock where there is a hint of a slow down in revenue or earnings, either for the quarter or in forward guidance. The risk is too high. Peter Eladias I guess has been bearish for some time. Don Hayes has been bearish since late last year but from a practical standpoint realizes you can't be completely out of the market (he's like 50% equity) but he's cautious and ready to sell as am I. Hope this helps. Tim