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To: Charles Tutt who wrote (46879)	5/16/2001 3:37:04 PM
From: Jacob Snyder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

OT re: At what point does it get reclassified to a bull market? The bull market resumes when: 1. consumer sentiment bottoms and is up for 2 or 3 consecutive months 2. consumer spending isn't supported by increasing debt. 3. business spending isn't supported by increasing debt. 4. inflation stops going up (doesn't get above 4%), without the Fed raising rates. 5. Taking out the January 2001 top in the Nas would make me reconsider. In a bear market, the pattern should be lower highs. So, I am bullish for the short and longterm, and bearish for the medium-term. That's so complicated, it's probably wrong. FWIW, I just placed limit sell orders at 56, for all the NVLS I bought at 48.5 in my IRAs recently.