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To: Terry Whitman who wrote (34926)	4/26/2002 10:03:26 AM
From: Clappy	Respond to of 52237

It may indeed happen if Easy Al and da boyz don't start that 3rd shift back up on 'Operation Printing Press'. <g> With the current shape of the US Dollar, his hands might be tied. M3 has been on the decline since March.

To: Terry Whitman who wrote (34926)	4/28/2002 3:10:46 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

<if Easy Al and da boyz don't start that 3rd shift back up on 'Operation Printing Press'.> Exactly. martincapital.com martincapital.com Also keep an eye on the pattern of adds here: app.ny.frb.org Scroll down and there's really no change to significantly larger injections in recent weeks. Of course, IF the market really goes into the bag, you can bet that will change pretty quickly.<g> Isopatch

To: Terry Whitman who wrote (34926)	4/29/2002 9:47:50 PM
From: bobby beara	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

1Q GDP at 5.8%<< ya terry bizarro, they sell this news, there is building up a huge level of bearish sentiment in some areas - rydex is getting pretty extreme - but put/call ratios are triangulating and have not gotten out of hand (like they should) as major averages break support), there are many charts that are poised for longer term moves and even though we have had a # of down days in a row (which smells like capitulation), there are some other problems around, First of all, one of the things that kept me bullish was the double bottom in the nikkei, and the break above support in march, the nikkei and the nasdaq have been linked at the hip during the bull and bear markets since 1998. stockcharts.com however the correction in the nikkei has been minimal compared with the us markets, the nikkei is up, while all US averages are down for the year. Most major foreign market averages have outperformed the US averages since january, as has gold. We could be seeing a secular swing out of US assets, the huge base in gold over the last five years, begs the question. stockcharts.com watch for the bread fred stockcharts.com the big ugly stockcharts.com was that the last chance for nasdaq romance stockcharts.com