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To: AllansAlias who wrote (42037)	6/13/2002 11:55:02 PM
From: Gut Trader	Respond to of 209892

On a similar vein from Worden's Teleclown 2000"...I'm trying to prepare you psychologically for what may look like unrecoverable carnage in the market. In so doing, maybe you'll be inoculated against paralysis. Paralysis prevents people from acting..."

To: AllansAlias who wrote (42037)	6/14/2002 12:50:39 AM
From: Perspective	Respond to of 209892

M3 continues to stall: federalreserve.gov That is NOT good for the bulls. Starting to see some decent redemptions from stock funds, too: from bigcharts.marketwatch.com 4:40PM Investors pull $5.2 bln from stock funds in latest week by Craig Tolliver Investors yanked $5.2 bln from stock mutual funds in the latest week, following $6.8 bln in outflows the week before, Trim Tabs said Thursday. Over the five-day period ended Wednesday, equity funds that invest primarily in U.S. stocks had outflows of $4.3 bln, compared with outflows of $5.8 bln the prior week. Stock funds investing abroad saw outflows of $900 mln vs. $1 bln siphoned off in the previous week, according to the Santa Rosa, Calif.-based fund analyst. Trim Tabs tracks daily flows of 90 mutual fund families, representing about 15% of all equity fund assets, to arrive at its weekly estimates. Secular bulls are about more money chasing fewer stocks. Secular bears are less money chasing more stocks. Until we get extreme bearish sentiment, long-term trend will remain down. Tech getting ready to probe September lows, banksters weakening, biotech bleeding. Dollar weak, gold in the early days of a multi-year bull. Retail tailing off. People looked for a crash in 2000 - me included. But with all the pillars of the bubble still in place, there was no way for that to happen. Now, one by one, the pillars are falling. Even the homies are faltering. Got double dip? BC