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To: Win-Lose-Draw who wrote (9141)	4/3/2003 7:57:08 AM
From: t2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11447

Bonds selling off this morning again. Sure seems like a bubble bursting. Even if not a bubble bursting, it still means bonds appear to be in a major corrective phase. That has to be very bullish for stocks near term even if it means years from now, the market is a lot lower. Thought about the effects of SARS. Could it also mean Asian money is flowing into the US? If I lived over there, I would be thinking about putting more money in Europe or America just in case Sars goes out of control in the east. Ultimately, it can be a problem worldwide but the initial reactions will determine fund flows and my hunch is it heading to the US in a significant way. These factors also point to an explosive rally. We can easily do better than even yesterday. Dow 9000 just around the corner!