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To: maui_dude who wrote (143139)9/8/2001 5:52:02 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
RE:"Wasn't it you, who predicted around march timeframe that the market will much higher (from march value), by the end of the year, when the interest rate kicks in?"

Some sectors of the market could end the year higher.
Nothing surprises me.
OTOH, the damage being done in the general economy will not be reversed over night. With inflated Real Estate, overbuilding and these layoffs snowballing...sure looks like we gonna have to recycle the whole thing...
With a drop in rates the markets should have been supported. The fact that they really haven't suggests major underlying problem.
Tech's taken a major pounding...may even be close to a washout bottom. Problem is the rest of the economic bubble which appears to be in for a major adjustment.
If tech was all this is maybe it bounces nicely and heads up tommorow. I think it will just have to wait for the rest of the economy to come back to it...

Jim



To: maui_dude who wrote (143139)9/9/2001 10:51:23 AM
From: Road Walker  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
Maui,

re: to McMannis - Wasn't it you, who predicted around march timeframe that the market will much higher (from march value), by the end of the year, when the interest rate kicks in ?

No, I think it was McMannis that called the market bottom with the surprise rate cut just after January 1.

His record as a contrary indicator is impeccable.

John