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To: LesX who wrote (5219)1/4/1998 2:37:00 PM
From: Bobby Yellin  Respond to of 116826
 
I think the discussion started when I mentioned that Clinton's health
proposals at the end of last week suggested another means of keeping
the market afloat with a new sector to rotate in..as long as market
is afloat..difficult for gold sector..but I have been waiting for
a rally in the biotech section to mark an end to this roaring
bull market and a return to hard assets..
again..I am looking for money flow..perception and not just fundamentals to me are what move markets..everybody knows all the
debt floating out there....perception can create the fundamentals..I think that is extremely important in investing besides the knowledge that history always repeats itself..human nature never changes..

off the topic:
I can't read Jack's mind but I think is his sense of reponsibility made him type up..my curiosity about the dangers of sitting in front of a monitor for long stretches led me to think I might get an honest
and educated opinion..hopefully Jack will keep his eyes out for us!
that is also on the topic--when gold comes back, we want to be healthy!



To: LesX who wrote (5219)6/4/2001 8:33:38 AM
From: long-gone  Respond to of 116826
 
Monday June 4, 8:29 am Eastern Time
U.S. Treasuries up on Greenspan remarks
By Eric Burroughs

NEW YORK, June 4 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasuries rose in early dealings on Monday after Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said there is little ``inflationary expectations'' in the U.S. economy but expressed worries more rises in energy prices could further sap corporate profits.
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