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To: JRI who wrote (70006)2/22/2001 11:39:10 AM
From: Doug  Respond to of 99985
 
JRI: Its still a question of relative valautions between the S&P and the NDX. There is more resistance to selling on the S&P vrs the NAZ because the gains in the same time frame have been smaller.

Besides, as the S&P is closer to the Consumer, the effect of interest rates is more transparent and proven. While you may well be right, I feel the S&P could hold a trading band whilst the NAZ makes a bottom.



To: JRI who wrote (70006)2/22/2001 11:55:42 AM
From: Wayners  Respond to of 99985
 
how has the Dow priced in the downturn?

Its priced in alright. You think the market's stupid?



To: JRI who wrote (70006)2/22/2001 11:56:40 AM
From: Wayners  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99985
 
how has the Dow priced in the downturn?

Its priced in alright. You think the market's stupid? The economics follow the stock market not the other way around. If the Dow didn't drop, tells me a lot about the true future of those companies.


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