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To: Condor who wrote (41556)	11/17/2003 1:46:05 AM
From: macavity	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

:) I will monitor it thx. I am firstly and foremostly a technical based trader. Then I try and guage sentiment. Gold, yes I am bullish gold (and its shares). I have been trading it (from the long-side) since 2001. I have been amazed at its resilience, and would have done better buying and forgetting, but that is me. Gold is in a bull market, those indices I showed are not. I am bullish Gold and simply confused at bullish arguments for China (as it is not in the charts). Commodities are in a bull market - and related shares. When I see a share like Nissan and the sentiment around Japan, I feel that I have to dig deeper. I appreciate that the index is full of dogs but when I look at the stocks I see plenty that is good. Maybe it is the same with China. PS. I define a (Secular) Bull Market as some thing that has Yearly charts rising - higher high, higher lows - and/or is above an upwardly-sloping 55M EMA. As always learning as I go. -macavity