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To: Lars who wrote (2675)	1/3/1999 12:48:00 AM
From: Alan Bell	Respond to of 15132

In today's show, Bob talked a little about small caps. He said there were 2 schools of thought about when they would start to outperform - 1) after there is a future correction/bear market or 2) that the recent intermediate term correction would be the trigger. In either case, he was correlating a change in which sector of the market performed with a market correction. In the Mar '96 correction, we also saw a sector rotation, then to big techs. So is a market correction necessary for a sector rotation? Is this the "purpose" of an event as irrational as a correction? Anyone have some thoughts on this? -- Alan

To: Lars who wrote (2675)	1/5/1999 9:24:00 AM
From: Wally Mastroly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15132

How much is the economy slowing? & can the smallcap run continue? usatoday.com "..1/04/99- Updated 06:54 PM ET Fed official's warning trims stock gains NEW YORK - Blue-chip stocks erased substantial early gains to close Monday's session slightly higher as investors, made nervous by a warning from a Federal Reserve official that the economy could not continue to grow at its current pace, sold their holdings to book profits. Meanwhile, technology stocks carried their strong run into the new year, pushing the Nasdaq composite to its fourth record in five trading sessions..." Russell 2000 - 5 day chart: quote.yahoo.com^RUT&d=5d Broke nicely above the 400-level. Will the breakout continue...?