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To: sun-tzu who wrote (141572)	1/3/2002 9:29:34 PM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

I would add to that -- to wish to have been more long for today's rally is really a wish to have your assets more concentrated in one sector since some did not even rise ... an 8% rise in the SOXX index is by no means a sign of stability. I know you don't buy this, but it is nonetheless true -- money expansion doesn't guarantee where it's going to wind up. Coming out of '98, much flowed to capital spending, similary now much flows to the stock market and to consumers increased indebtedness via what I mentioned -- 0% financing. Further increases in stocks or other financial assets are predicated on the willingness of participates to increase their indebtedness. This can and will change very rapidly -- what you see as inevitable is very tenuous ... I'm back in the weeds.