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To: Softechie who wrote (6260)	11/16/2001 4:31:40 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99280

Wallberg is neat fellow but he is getting a huge TA head fake,imo(and he his psychology is natural bullishness,he has never been at ease with bearness:)---bear market rallies can be awesome and when they happen one must not lose sight of the underlying premise--fundamentals. Also his refrain about ALL that cash on the sidelines. Well the money pouring into the market now isn't coming from Heaven--it's been pouring in from the sidelines and has been doing so relentlessly for close to 2months. Yardeni mentions that Greenspan could have liquidity problems down the road.What does he mean?--Greenspan has created massive liquidity so what happens when he needs MORE--after that has been jammed into the market. Drop interest rates to zero? We are walking a razor edge,imo.Max

To: Softechie who wrote (6260)	11/16/2001 4:51:56 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 99280

This commentary was written too early. Interest rates have surged the past few days. Stocks now overvalued; no longer undervalued.

To: Softechie who wrote (6260)	11/16/2001 4:58:01 PM
From: Joe Smith	Respond to of 99280

Nice contrary indicator. He does give a nice version of the bull argument. I agree that these factors are all important, which is why I do not expect a drop to 1200's which would be following the pattern. It seems that we are no longer in a parabolic selloff but are in the flattening stages. I just refuse to give in to the idea that the parabola will start right up without flattening first. I think we are at a landing not a V-shape bounce. The main problem is that lack of new highs. Strong stocks have just no been bought during this rally. Only oversold stocks. I do not believe that bull runs start with the weak being bought up before the strong.