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To: DlphcOracl who wrote (44351)12/28/2000 11:25:45 PM
From: Silver_Bullet  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 57584
 
It is becoming obvious that the a big portion of the bellweathers of the last 10 years are not on anyone's wish lists anymore. INTC, MSFT, DELL, AOL to name a few. Now that these leaders are no longer safe havens for money, where does that money go? JDSU...well not recently and if it has it is hurting in a major way.

Who will be our leaders for the next run?

And, how long will these bellweathers of yesterday drag on the markets, or will they come back?

Lot's of questions but the answers may help us to find those next bellweathers that everyone has to have.

Happy New year to all!

FT

EDIT:

We need to see leadership from someone so that there is some "safe" money that people can count on to really get things going. Many of the stocks I would consider bellweather leaders are heading for new lows. That's not the type of leader ship we need to see.



To: DlphcOracl who wrote (44351)12/29/2000 8:28:41 AM
From: Rande Is  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 57584
 
DO, sorry for short answer. Since we haven't moved up much final week of Dec, first trading day of Jan could go either way. Whichever way it gaps will probably not be the way it ends. I'll sell a gap up. But buy a sharp gap down. I lean toward there being a manipulated selloff first week. 2nd week is big earnings week. I think we rally around the 22nd, give or take a few days, because we will be through the earnings season by then. If no fatalities, we should see relief as earnings season ends by about then. Also, in anticipation of the FOMC meeting a week later. And if we get our cut, Feb should be a continuation of same. So we could see at least 6 weeks of rally starting Jan 22ish. . .

Gotta run. . .

Rande Is