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Strategies & Market Trends : P&S and STO Death Blow's -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jeff who wrote (4190)	7/25/2002 8:53:11 PM
From: Lone Ranger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30712

Jeff, You may very well be right. The declining gold price imho verifies that inflation is nada of a problem. If we crash like you say, there may very well be a panic, gold should rally off of that. Also bodes well for bonds and interest rates declining. And then when we recover, and super hyperinflate the money supply, gold should continue to rise as fears of inflation are discernible. Not a pretty picture unless you're prepared.

To: Jeff who wrote (4190)	7/25/2002 9:06:18 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30712

lots of things are happening right now that you don't want to miss seeing here..... the whole setup before the carnage is taking its shape right now....and you can't see it all with just t/a.... Jeff, Is this what you mean? I guess last week's outflow record was broken. The question is what impact would a bigger outflow next week have on the markets? What if the pace of outflows continues to increase and approaches the levels of inflows seen in early 2000? It seems that long term investors at this point do not want to exit the market nearly as badly as they entered it even with such steep market declines. If that was to change....... ----------------------- Weekly: July 24, 2002- Equity Outflows ($12.2 Bil) July 17, 2002- Equity Outflows ($11.4 Bil) Largest of the Year amgdata.com