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To: Daflye who wrote (455)	2/25/1999 1:11:00 PM
From: Sun Tzu	Respond to of 10599

One exception was in May 1929, when the market subsequently soared 25% over the next three months before crashing in October. The other was the late summer of 1972, when the S&P and the Nifty Fifty shook off the divergence and rallied 8% by the end of the year -- until they collapsed, setting off the secular bear market of 1973-74. I think we will all like it better if it follows the 14 times rather than rise like the other two times and collapse. regards, Sun Tzu