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To: pbull who wrote (7638)	5/17/2002 6:51:30 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13815

<<The main thing, to me, is time. The market broke a little more than two years ago. A pretty good bear market lasts about that long. Money flow, I think, will go toward growth companies that actually make money. The next speculative bubble will have to wait a while.>>> There was at one time a cycle of 3 1/2 years in stocks and 11 years in real estate but i figure things may happen faster now so yes, we should soon be on the way up .Soon enough to start buying with more confidence. The money has already cycled into companies with earnings, but the market is still a casino. We dont forget the good days bubble, lotteries in most states, riverboat casinos, gambling on reservation, and Vegas is a boom town with retired people having much more money than in the past. So I think what we got is what we are going to get, tiny bubbles in many areas including techs. More like a froth(G). Reits, hotels, casinos, gold, oil, defense, A lawrence Welk market. With market going nowhere except perhaps down and litlle money coming into the market., money managers have had to make their money by churning and they have perfected that operation. Funds hold billions of shares each of the big techs, like Csco, Dell, Msft, Intc and thus cannot make big bucks by selling to a reluctant public or to each other. They will look for something new - the lesser known small caps or hot techs like Invn where they can make a unique sales appeal to the gambling public. No matter what Sears, Penneys , Walmart, HD, do to appeal to up-scale buyers, they have to buy in huge quantities and each store handles the same goods which soon become "common" goods. This leaves a big opening for specialy stores with something unique and more exciting. TSCO can be one of those, and DEBS WOW: Nas ahead by 22 Take that you nasty bears- bop, pow. And this an options expiry too. COOOOOOOOVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Can Dell beak 30 ? Sig