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To: marc ultra who wrote (809)9/7/1998 8:20:00 PM
From: Justa Werkenstiff  Respond to of 15132
 
Marc: Re: "I suspect the ones who come out the best may be the ones who expend the least metabolic energy and follow that brilliant but difficult tactical course of inertia."

LOL. You are right. Inertia pays well without all the hassles. Just ask any index investor.



To: marc ultra who wrote (809)9/9/1998 1:05:00 PM
From: marc ultra  Respond to of 15132
 
A recent post with Don's perspective:

To: Jeffrey D (7790 )
From: don lane
Tuesday, Sep 8 1998 8:52PM ET
Reply # of 7829

If you read the September 8 issue of Bob Brinker's Marketimer
you will see that Brinker has clearly labeled the recent decline
a classic mid-term off-presidential year correction. As has
been discussed on Moneytalk, this correction took the form of
an intermediate term correction of 19% which created the
major bottom on August 31 at Dow 7537. Brinker clearly
states that the only remaining pain in the market is a possible
test of the general area of the lows, but that other than
the possible test stock prices are heading to new highs
into 1999 with Dow 9500 and S & P 1210 as the current
targeted new historic highs. Hope everybody that wants to
join the party at new highs is fully invested!
Also, I checked the Hulbert figures and they are indeed correct,
Brinker has earned 18.8% annually for last 3 years, 16.6% for
last 5 years and 14.2% for last 10 years. Hulbert says so!