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To: yard_man who wrote (87006)	3/28/2001 3:11:31 PM
From: chic_hearne	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 436258

As of the last weekly reading, the average allocations were 69.7 percent to stock, 7.1 percent to cash, and 22.4 percent to bonds. This average portfolio represents the heaviest weighing in stocks in three years (see chart below). If investors are following these recommendations, the amount of cash on the sidelines that would normally fuel the beginning of the next bull leg has already been committed to the market. This is clearly a concern for us, going forward. In fact, these analysts continue to recommend buying recent dips fearlessly. This is by far the most aggressively that the Wall Street analysts, as a whole, have bought into a market decline in nearly a decade. schaeffersresearch.com