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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Allan Harris who wrote (13144)	3/16/2001 2:30:36 PM
From: axp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42835

Ok, I'm getting scared. If investor's sentiment called me I'd say I switched from optimistic for a rally to pessimistic that this is going to be really, really bad. That is not to say I'll be selling out, but I might wish I'd never been born.

To: Allan Harris who wrote (13144)	3/16/2001 6:45:12 PM
From: Mr. BSL	Respond to of 42835

Nice link. Good stuff. I notice the T theory guy references suite101 for sentiment. You should try out the Brinker chat there during the show. mid fi Take care, Dick

To: Allan Harris who wrote (13144)	3/17/2001 4:56:48 AM
From: geode00	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42835

Many people saw danger signs and some even publicly saw them around March. BB didn't call the top or he would have gone to 100% cash. What other possibilities are there? - He wasn't sure so he hedged his bet that a near doubling of the NAS in a year was going to have some negative consequences. or - He knew but didn't go to cash as he said he would. Very curious this. Cramer is doing this also. He hedged his bet and said to take something off the tech table in March. Now he appears to be saying that he was screaming at people that there was huge danger ahead. When did he say go to cash or short the market?