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To: LTK007 who wrote (7506)	3/21/2003 11:03:09 AM
From: t2	Respond to of 11447

I still don't understand why you simplify, money out of bonds goes into U.S. equities, that is a U.S.Bull Market mindset. There are LOTS of places that money can go. Max, I am talking about the flow of money. As we have seen when the stock market bubble started bursting, the bonds rocketed higher. In addition, small,midcaps, energy also took off upon the tech bubble bursting..as did real estate. So when you take a stock market that has been in decline for 3 years, it becomes of the many choices that exist. In addition, few IPOs, companies buying back stocks, endless reports of outflow out of stock market funds. ..and you arrive at the conclusion that money should be put in the market..at least more than bonds especially if that is a bubble that is being burst...and that is enough to push stocks higher..for how long? not thinking about that yet. jmho