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To: Andrew G. who wrote (71172)2/23/2001 4:31:18 PM
From: NOW  Respond to of 436258
 
Ahh, what is your point then?



To: Andrew G. who wrote (71172)2/23/2001 4:34:35 PM
From: LLCF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
<I would like to see things get better economically, but I've come to realize that the market simply does not reflect economic conditions even on a broad scale. >

You are wrong... it's the TIMING that is virtually impossibe. Many wise people were saying the market was way overvalued years ago, yes they were wrong, and many of them were economists [GreenJeans himself, for example]... BUT what does that mean?? That means when the transition to reality DOES take place it happens quickly and mercelessly. In a trading or investing sense that means when it finally happens YOU MUST TAKE ADVANTAGE, these events are rare, you may as well be one of the few winners.

DAK



To: Andrew G. who wrote (71172)2/23/2001 5:21:38 PM
From: UnBelievable  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 436258
 
Continued Growth In The Stock Market Requires Increasing Amount of Increased Money.

Since this can only be done if more money is printed than the rate that the economy grows the result is inflation.

If the economy has grown on average 4 -5 % per year over the last 5 years how can the stock market have grown so much faster. Where will the new money come from?


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