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To: Susan G who wrote (16785)	5/4/2002 12:52:28 PM
From: plugger301	Respond to of 26752

No fear...but I watched Art Cashin in the evening wrapup, and I saw for the first time an expression of unease and the patter which usually explains away market fluctuations was absent. My first hint of bullish possibilities. <g>, just remember it is a leading indicator. LOL

To: Susan G who wrote (16785)	5/4/2002 3:00:48 PM
From: randy1503	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26752

i don't think fear and capitulation have anything to do with whether the market bottoms or not. stocks are just simply overvalued relative to the economy, so even if we have a capitulation type selloff (whatever that is) on monday and the market loses 25%, stocks still might be overvalued and not go up. until our economy shows stronger signs of growth, i don't think anyone will commit themselves for anything other than a short term trade. the market can slowly bleed for the next ten or twenty years, but eventually there will come a point where the economy improves and valuations become attractive again and the market will go up, without widespread panic or capitulation.