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To: adcpres who wrote (2752)3/13/2001 12:32:52 PM
From: JRI  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 52237
 
Actually...you raise a very good point....we didn't get (or not yet) haven't got any panic/fear/gap down day today....I agree....one would have thought, given the headlines, that we would have got it...

So, it looks like the preferred "framework" is a 3 steps down, 1 step up...same thing we've seen for a while.......and, at some point, we will get those fear spikes....(Raised on another thread)....since 1995, SnP has gained just as much as Dow...so those are in equilibrium again.....so now, it is incumbent that ALL 3 come down together...

As this process unfolds, I think we'll see a decent fear spike and intermediate term bottom at some point soon.....I am more interested, though, in playing the downtrend again (after relief rallies) then short spikes.....UNLESS we get the fear...(even then, I'll be nimble)



To: adcpres who wrote (2752)3/13/2001 12:38:12 PM
From: Paul Shread  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
Per E&M, the only major bear market that ended in a capitulation day, or a one-day reversal, was a 5-month panic in 1938-1939. It will end when we least suspect it, and for reasons that we can't begin to guess, but it almost certainly won't end in a high-volume capitulation, IMHO.