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To: skinowski who wrote (43931)	6/29/2002 1:09:17 PM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

Thanks for that skinowski. Especially nice posting the translation links as you did. I see he is projecting more years of sideways/down and new lows for Japan.

To: skinowski who wrote (43931)	6/29/2002 1:15:13 PM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 209892

BearForum.com has a new feature for followers of Rydex. The Rydex data lives in an SQL database and one can query the database using arbitrarily complex SQL expressions. Very cool. Anyway, I entered this simple expression to get the most bearish 50 entries using simple total bull dollars divided by total bearish dollars. The actual expression I used put on little rounding so as to cut out some noise. I used: round((titan+velocity+otc+nova)/(tempest+venture+arktos+ursa),2) The results are shown below, with the only 2001 entry noted with "*" and all June/2002 entries noted with "". As you can see, June just kept setting new bearish records. Date bull$/bear MnyMkt ^SPX * 06/13/02 1.01 1784 1009.56 * 06/25/02 1.02 1811 976.14 * 06/11/02 1.03 1735 1013.60 * 06/14/02 1.03 1761 1007.28 * 06/21/02 1.03 1777 989.12 * 06/26/02 1.03 1792 973.52 * 06/10/02 1.12 1634 1030.74 * 06/20/02 1.14 1803 1006.29 * 06/07/02 1.15 1683 1027.53 * 06/19/02 1.15 1786 1019.99 * 06/24/02 1.15 1798 992.70 * 06/06/02 1.16 1744 1029.15 * 06/28/02 1.16 1710 989.45 05/07/02 1.17 1701 1049.49 * 06/27/02 1.17 1647 990.64 02/21/02 1.22 1640 1080.95 05/06/02 1.23 1703 1052.67 05/09/02 1.25 1692 1073.01 * 06/03/02 1.26 1685 1040.68 * 06/04/02 1.26 1681 1040.63 * 06/18/02 1.27 1698 1037.14 02/19/02 1.32 1714 1083.34 * 06/17/02 1.32 1548 1035.81 02/28/02 1.33 1612 1106.73 02/22/02 1.34 1461 1089.84 02/27/02 1.39 1509 1109.89 05/10/02 1.39 1724 1054.99 02/07/02 1.40 1593 1080.17 * 06/05/02 1.40 1623 1049.90 02/26/02 1.41 1451 1109.38 05/03/02 1.42 1634 1073.43 05/29/02 1.43 1600 1067.66 02/15/02 1.44 1669 1104.18 05/31/02 1.47 1577 1067.14 05/13/02 1.48 1454 1074.56 05/21/02 1.50 1708 1079.88 05/28/02 1.50 1724 1074.55 05/02/02 1.52 1547 1084.56 02/12/02 1.53 1549 1107.50 02/14/02 1.53 1625 1116.48 02/06/02 1.55 1607 1083.51 05/08/02 1.55 1430 1088.85 04/26/02 1.55 1711 1076.06 04/29/02 1.56 1701 1065.18 ** 09/21/01 1.57 1609 965.80 02/20/02 1.58 1451 1097.98 02/05/02 1.60 1581 1090.02 04/24/02 1.61 1679 1092.96 02/04/02 1.62 1607 1094.44 02/25/02 1.63 1371 1109.43 Of course, this is flawed, since the asset levels are affected by the market. For example, one can not say that so many millions have come out of the bullish OTC fund this year, since the fund itself is way down due to the NASDAQ slide. Of course, if one followes the fund value (not the assets), then one can indeed track actual money flows.