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To: jsabelko who wrote (187)	9/16/2006 10:31:36 PM
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I'm not buying much. I think we are late in an economic cycle with the market expecting a soft landing. It might happen and it might not. Usually when you have an inverted yield curve a soft landing is a near impossibility. A Kinder, Gentler Mr. Market? September 15, 2006 By John Mauldin frontlinethoughts.com Message 22533370 As for the Oil Service stocks they look short term oversold but we are past the cyclical peak so energy will have a tough time outperforming. In addition oild prices tend to fall after October: Chart of the Day - COTD - Oil Tends to Rise July to October: chartoftheday.com So while a short term bounce for the oil services sector should be expected near term I would not hold these stocks for long. RtS