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To: Trading Machine who wrote (31752)	10/2/2000 5:45:42 PM
From: donald sew	Respond to of 42787

Paul, That was very interesting. Last year we saw the most extreme examples of sector rotation where the DOW and NAZ were heading in opposite directions for extended periods of time(1+ months). That level of extreme sector rotation has susided with the pullback off of the all-time highs. So as you mentioned this lower level of sector rotation is better seen by the sector indicies, which I agree. Regardless, it is still sector rotation just at a reduced level. Thanks for sharing

To: Trading Machine who wrote (31752)	10/2/2000 8:43:03 PM
From: PMG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

That's very interesting! Which program do you use and can you also do calculations or data exports? I think if there is any relation, it's known by the institutionals which could even amplify them. This shows DOW/NDX rotation in March 2000: chart.bigcharts.com Good prospects for the techs was never a disadvantage for old economy stocks. In this bull run a lot of money must have been shifted to the naz for better expected returns. If anybody knows charting software/websites which allow calculations please post... Regards PMG