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To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (15748)	6/15/2004 3:34:41 PM
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>I am very skeptical of the Bull to Bear surveys as everyone knows what a high Bearish(or Bullish) reading means. Just another chance for people to skew the data on purpose for their own agendas, which is why I would much rather just see what people are actually doing with their money.< There is a reason why the Newsletter Writers Bull to Bear Survey is a terrific contrarian indicator which is quite simply that most newsletter writers in the survey have nothing to gain by taking a bearish stance. These supposed experts on the market recommend a number of stocks in numerous sectors but almost always on the long side of the market. When they throw up their hands and say the market is going down it's a form of capitulation. The result quite predictably is a strong market rally. RtS