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To: David Weis who wrote (13401)	10/15/2004 11:43:02 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

<<Has anyone noticed how the markets drop the day after a debate? What's up with that?>> I may have finally guessed right about the market many weeks back , figuring we are going nowhere until the actual election. The debates settled nothing. No clarity provided except Kerry made a better impression than I thought he would. So now market is still 'iffy' until Nov 3d, then there will be a big push in Iraq to get rid of the terrorists and take control of the cities. 013 There should be more wins than losses for the Administration, so I would expect some volatility and then an upward market into February. JMO No comments on Erts, Bby, or Sndk, but there are mighty few stocks that I would buy to hold. Sig

To: David Weis who wrote (13401)	10/19/2004 12:05:45 AM
From: Sig	Respond to of 13815

<<Has anyone noticed how the markets drop the day after a debate? What's up with that?>> Todays market tells me that the majority feel that Bush will win in which case things may settle down. It helps that Bush has been forced by the debates to clarify what the US will be doing in regard to the economy and Iraq. I am getting prepared, as much as possible, to jump on something but am not quite ready. Still looking at the election itself as a turning point to an upward trend. Sig