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To: JRI who wrote (42168)2/7/2001 8:07:47 AM
From: Doo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 42787
 
"There is likely some curve (not a straight-line) that represents this relationship, but I'm not smart enough to draw it..."

The "curve" or straight line you are looking for might best be seen in the NDX/COMPX charts for the past year, and likely the next year to come, in my view.

Fear is non-existent. Bullishness and complacency are higher than I've ever seen them, even at IT tops and this is supposed to be a bottom, according to the gurus.



To: JRI who wrote (42168)2/7/2001 2:08:08 PM
From: bobby beara  Respond to of 42787
 
.but the Fed can change the overall amount of funds available (total amount of liquidity)>>>>

doesn't matter how much govt. invervention dude, if we are coming of a consumption exhaustion peak, that includes stocks and consumer items (business cycle top), that wasn't the case in 98, but may be the case now, and may not be solved instantly by greenie magic wand -lol-

i mean how many stoopid spekulator b manure spreaders does jefry white need -lol-

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