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To: StockOperator who wrote (38314)	12/18/2000 1:39:47 PM
From: JRI	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

SO- Greenspan had brought up the possibility of a neutral even in the October meeting...so, in my mind, going to an easing bias doesn't seem so out-the-question, and indeed, the most likely possibility... If the Naz doesn't rally from here into the meeting, does it selloff if the Fed doesn't cut rates? I dunno, It doesn't seem that that possibility is priced into market, so perhaps we don't selloff....After all, this is the 5 day in a row the Naz is down, and a pretty big 5 down day pt. total to boot.... What are your thoughts of a Christmas/New Year's rally based on the history of up markets (historically) during this period, AND the fact that its been a long, long time since the Naz finished 2 consecutive 4th quarter months down.. Or does all history go out the window in a bear market?