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To: Elroy who wrote (26706)	12/28/2005 2:59:41 PM
From: Rarebird	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

The Russell 2000, S@P 600 smallcap, S@P 400 midcap, and NYSE Composite Index, along with the Dow Transports, have been hitting new all time highs throughout the course of the year. Moreover, there was a period from April to September, where the A/D line was quite strong. The Dow, S@P500 and Nasdaq haven't done all that much this year, but some of these value managers (and shareholders) at these mutual funds have been having the time of their lives. The Bear market has been mostly confined to the growth stocks and the big high tech names. To avoid the Bear, all one had to do was to be diversified and a value player. S@P 400 currently up .75% today so far. Russell 2000, .5% These markets are going to test Bernanke big time. And he better come through with some big time easing in short order or else there will be problems. Hello AG, the inverted yield curve is trying to tell you to forget about even thinking about raising Fed Funds again. Too much debt to handle.