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To: Fintas who wrote (40437)	11/14/2012 6:50:36 PM
From: Keith Feral	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 222604

So far, utilities and tech are the only sectors that look close to being overdone. Banks, consumer goods, indusrials, and transports all still have some downside risk I guess. Same with energy and materials. From last November, these sectors should be closing in on the November 2011 lows very quickly. Kind of incredible that the market is only up 400 points on the year given the yield growth this year.

To: Fintas who wrote (40437)	11/16/2012 3:35:23 PM
From: Chip McVickar	1 Recommendation Respond to of 222604

Doing Fine... Thank You for asking. Hope the same for you too. I know Don's CLX... he taught it to a bunch of us here on SI in 2001 Message 15851553 It was a revelation... I adopted it - worked it out to match my head But I don't do e-waves... so don't get the greatest advantage from using it as he does. He's a genieus ya know There is a lot in your post to me... which I've re-read a couple of times... First off IMHO... I think a lotta rules are going to be broken going forward - old correlations like dollar to gold to oil to markets are out the window.... like worring about economic- governmental gliches will be put aside as the market feasts on the money pouring into it... forget about getting hosed by soc sec and doctors... concerns will be useless in the coming market. Those who will win... will adapt to the changing platforms and odd sector rotations So your sector insights will be very valuable should you wish to share. I know I would like to see them as I Know nothing about sector rotations. At some point those who have adapted will feel the change... and the volatility will confirm the next leg up in this bull market will be rewarded. Emerging markets like India - Indonesia - Asia - S. America Mexico, etc will play a big part in this new ordering of "Things" that everyone turns to... to run this modern world machine. NDX should again become important... maybe more then the DOW. I might change my bench marks to the NDX and only trade it. Hay... but first we gotta get by the end of the world on December 21, 2012... Right...!!! Champagne for all... If'n we make...!!! Chip