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To: jimcav who wrote (38246)11/16/2000 9:55:18 PM
From: pater tenebrarum  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 436258
 
yes, i saw it. always look at these indicators on the sharelynx site as well. arguably this could be a global warning: the IMF's rose-colored glasses forecast for global economic growth could conceivably turn into yet another of a series of complete duds. note also, worldwide currencies are collapsing vs. the dollar. a true bonfire of the currencies is raging, practically everywhere.
i also don't like the looks of the Wilshire 5k, which measures almost the entire US market cap. it looks dangerously poised over the abyss.



To: jimcav who wrote (38246)11/16/2000 10:52:37 PM
From: Ilaine  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 436258
 
My poor Dad - his name is John so I think I will call him John SixPack - called me and told me his broker wants him to invest in overseas markets. His broker showed him some charts and told him that the overseas markets are where ours was before the most recent bull market run began, you know, the one that has lasted for over a decade. I said, Dad, what makes you think that the overseas markets will go up? He said, he didn't know, that was why he was calling me.

This is the guy who for years had almost everything invested in Boeing and Ethyl, and just recently diversified into growth mutual funds because that was where the greatest returns have been.

I think being a contrary indicator may be hereditary. -ng-