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To: Shack who wrote (85291)	3/25/2001 11:58:01 PM
From: sammaster	Respond to of 436258

i agree... fundamentals are deteriorating rapidly and stocks still overvalued... everyone still calling for the "bottom" looking for short term bounce soon...

To: Shack who wrote (85291)	3/26/2001 8:17:07 AM
From: flatsville	Respond to of 436258

However as a student of economics, the data is telling me that the bull has no hope of resuming anytime in the near future and that the bottom at hand is intermediate in nature. csf.colorado.edu Read his post...Click on gifs at end of post.

To: Shack who wrote (85291)	3/26/2001 8:19:48 AM
From: Terry Whitman	Respond to of 436258

> the data is telling me that the bull has no hope of resuming anytime in the near future and that the bottom at hand is intermediate in nature..< Although I think it's hopeless to try and trade on economic data- Have you ever seen an economist that was a good market timer?- I think you're correct about the secular bear being far from over. It was far from over in 1970, when the market bottomed out and then rose over 40% in the next 12 months. Even after that nice little bullish period, the secular bear market didn't end for another 11 years. I think what we'll see over the next 12-14 years will be similar, BWTFDIK.