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To: GST who wrote (113249)	12/21/2000 9:32:33 PM
From: Sarmad Y. Hermiz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>> I have been darting in and out of the market. I have no conviction -- like the market itself Since Sept nearly every day starts with a rally and ends in a bust. Also there are midweek rallies that crash on Fridays. But one of the days and weeks (maybe) It will rally as usual at the open, then keep going all day. And even survive the Friday crash. So the interesting question is which stocks will take the market higher when the market psychology is ready to allow it to go higher ? Actually, there is an earlier question that needs an answer first. What economic/political factors need to be in place to allow the market to go higher. Then, what sectors are plausible to rally. And then what stocks. Maybe this last question is too hard. Just use the shotgun approach. I really would like some discussion here about these issues, instead of the less useful stuff. I am very grateful that WH started his thread and relieved us of the unbridled optimism of the NEW. Can we have an unmoderated discussion and that ?