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To: MACD X who wrote (3743)	12/31/2006 12:25:38 PM
From: Return to Sender	Respond to of 6865

Vernon, sentiment is neutral to overly bullish at best. sentimentrader.com The Investors Intelligence Poll has far too few bears now with less than 20% bearish. That is a number that often precedes market tops: schaeffersresearch.com The put to call ratio is neither too bearish or too bullish and that is the one thing that has been supporting the market by being too bearish a lot over the last few years: RtS

To: MACD X who wrote (3743)	1/1/2007 1:48:49 PM
From: jaker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6865

Can the markets rise? It is difficult for me to say... at least to put a timeframe on it... There are so many undercurrents that most of us have no clue... But as long as the sheeple have no clue the Bulls may have an edge? Until the sheeple are squeezed dry... I believe a slip into recession or worse needs 4 wheels to come off... Housing collapse, Equity market collapse, Hedge Fund Collapse (Goldman Sachs more involved than many realize),and the Foreign Investors pulling the plug.... We really only have 1 wheel that fell off, Housing...So the process could be slow...Remember the Housing Bubble followed the Tech Bubble closely, which prevented or delayed? Disaster.. Think another Bubble ... needed really bad and I have no idea what it could be? just a Bearish perspective