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To: Jon Khymn who wrote (143)	6/6/2001 6:24:11 AM
From: Robert Scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 795

We don't seem to be connecting on this thought. Let's see if this clarifies it. Based on the last 20+ years of data, the Nasdaq has outperformed the other indexes in the 12 month period following a market low. The measurement period is 12 months following a market low and the data has been collected over a 20 year period during which there have been 8 market lows (not including March 2001). Actually there has been 1 time when this was not true. The market hit a low in May 1984. For the 12 month period thereafter, the DJIA gained 19.05%, the S&P 25.91% and the Naz 24.90%. In most of the rest of the occurrences, the Naz crushed the other indexes (twice the return).