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To: GrillSgt who wrote (229875)	3/21/2003 10:25:06 AM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Respond to of 436258

i'm not smart enough to know. good luck!

To: GrillSgt who wrote (229875)	3/21/2003 10:27:28 AM
From: Secret_Agent_Man	Respond to of 436258

yup it don't look to good to me either, my little trash barometer NVDA open UP^ and has fallen and can't get up...INTC is another animal but it too has fallen from the open, the battle rages but the highs are done there too, INTU got da smack down and so will the rest...the war really can't save us from the inevitable...gold's dont really wanna go down much either so what's a guy todo? I'm going to go and see some patient's.... wth....

To: GrillSgt who wrote (229875)	3/21/2003 10:57:33 AM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

No..it's over Well, the news flow could not get much more optimistic...listening to the Matrix Networks last night, it was abundantly clear that: a) Saddam is dead b) Bagdad will be taken without a shot being fired c) Oil fields will be captured intact.... So taking all this as a "given", the next question is: What will we rally on next? The fundamental news will continue to suck. Oil will pull back to mid 20's/bbl or so, as most predicted before we started. Debt and Balance of Trade will continue to soar, bonds will continue to tank (sorry, Reaper) and the housing bubble will grind to a halt. Then what? Is a 35-ish PE on the SPX justified with 4% and rising 10 year yield, plus the other structural problems (even ex-terrorism)? I doubt it, but we'll see.... One other point...what happens if at the end of the day, we capture ZERO weapons of mass distruction in Iraq? To US credibility in the world (which isn't too great right now anyway)....not a short term consideration, but certainly a question that would be revisited by November 2008, to be sure.