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To: SiouxPal who wrote (92918)	10/21/2005 5:59:52 AM
From: RockyBalboa	Respond to of 122087

For example, die German stocks outperform the S&P by a wide margin: finance.yahoo.com mostly since Sept 2004. But it could be that with the dollar stabilising, the money comes back to the U.S. and in stocks. Money seeks a home and it is definitely not bonds. View it as a good sign that scandals a la refco did not rock the markets, not even in the financial sector. On another note, I see that Google is not a nasdaq 100 index constituent. Any google run today can only show second order effects in the index.