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To: yard_man who wrote (6768)2/20/1999 8:26:00 PM
From: SE  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99985
 
Let's say that money is sitting on the sidelines waiting for a big dip to take advantage of. Could be the case. Maybe many are better informed investors now.

What happens if the dip doesn't come and we start to climb upwards. How much up-side is necessary before that money becomes fuel on the fire cause they don't want to miss the next big run?

If that happens, the bubble you are seeing is just the beginning.

Just a thought......



To: yard_man who wrote (6768)2/20/1999 10:22:00 PM
From: donald sew  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99985
 
Tippet,

>>>>> I find the foregone conclusion that that money will necessarily find its way into the market silly. <<<<<

I believe what you are saying is that just to put money into the market since there is money on the sidelines is silly. Well I would not disagree with that and I strongly do not feel that is the best way to invest. If I mis-interpreted yr comment please correct me.

When the market drops, sooner or later money must come in somewhere down the line or the market is heading to "ZERO". All I was saying in my previous note is that if the market breaks 9000 the next important support should be approximately the 200 day MA, and I believe that many may be targeting that area.

Will the market then take off to higher highs, is another question, but feel some sort could be formed at that level.

Hey, it could also be a big Kahuna and cut right thru that support, but sooner or later it will bounce off of a support. As we all know the market does not move in straight lines.

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