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To: Return to Sender who wrote (59236)	3/5/2013 10:44:17 PM
From: Woody_Nickels	2 Recommendations Respond to of 95823

I'm not fighting the Fed, but not "all in", either. As long as the Feds pump money into the system and interest rates are essentially zero or negative, money will go into equities for better returns(divs). It's a difficult market to understand, atm. If you bail too soon, you will be left behind. If you hang in there, you may get burned in short order. Other than divs and cap gains on stocks, returns are zero. (Not considering real estate, metals and hard assets.) If anyone figures it out for certain, please let me know! TA got me out 18 months early in 2007. It was difficult to hold cash, but bought back in late in 2008 and early 2009. Now there is nowhere to 'hold' cash, and Soc. Sec. is looming larger every day. GLTA Woody