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To: stock bull who wrote (481)	8/30/1998 4:57:00 PM
From: wooden ships	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15132

As a point of information only, in the matter of the distinction between a bear market and a "nasty correction," herewith is the opinion of one Charlie Crane of Key Asset Management. While definitions of a bear market vary, most use 20 per cent as the threshhold, meaning Nasdaq is already in the ballpark. But that simple definition falls short for some. There are plenty of people who are using that phrase, said Charlie Crane, chief market strategist at Key Asset Management. "I don't think we're in one. The thing for me that distinguishes a true bear market from a nasty correction is duration." The rest of article may be found at: biz.yahoo.com