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To: Redman who wrote (24158)6/15/1998 6:03:00 PM
From: Gator II  Respond to of 95453
 
Greenman...Well, said!

You are right that Money Managers's will eventually have to find what they believe to be a safe haven because, yes, the bear will come again, someday. Money Managers will, no must, attempt to protect what profits they have in addition to having to put to work new money coming into the market daily. No other sector is as oversold as this sector, IMHO. Thus, the oil sector WILL be the safe haven when this scenario plays out.

Couple what you said with the general assumption that the bull market is intact and historically, the fact that the energy sector is generally the LAST sector to correct before the bear puts the bulls in full flight, means, IMHO, the bulk of the energy sector's deep, deep cycle top has a long way yet to go....up!

Gator II



To: Redman who wrote (24158)6/15/1998 6:26:00 PM
From: Wallace Rivers  Respond to of 95453
 
Reasons for optimism (of course, my opinions only):
1. Mr. G has a window to LOWER rates.
2. Summer driving season will be shortly upon us (if anyone will still be able to afford to go on vacation!).
3. I really have the gut feel that La Nina will have the total inverse effect of El Nino, thus spurring oil demand.