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To: larry who wrote (46327)	1/8/2001 10:19:48 AM
From: The Phoenix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77400

The bulls will never learn I think you shouldn't generalize. There are many smart bulls and many smart bears. There are also many not so smart bulls and bears. The story of the bull market in the last 3-5 years is that a large part of the economy has become market driven and that is not sustainable in the long run. DO you mean "stock market" driven? "Demand driven"? More people wanting stock than there was stock to buy.... thus pushing prices of the commodity up? I buy into this theory. I also buy into the converse of it. I also buy into the investor sentiment that creates it. So, speculating what investors will do and the effect on the market is a really tough thing to do.... since most of it is driven by sentiment alone. Remember the bull market - even bad news didn't hurt stocks. Now the bear market - even good news doesn't help stocks. Do you see anything common here? OG