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To: mike machi who wrote (9175)6/3/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: Jenne  Respond to of 19700
 
A Friendless, Trendless Week
By James J. Cramer

6/3/99 4:49 PM ET


The market has one goal right now: to drive as many people nuts as possible. NDX gets slammed today. NDX got loved yesterday. NDX got slammed the day before that. Everybody loved the Net in the second half of yesterday's session. Today? Hated it.

Oracle (ORCL:Nasdaq), which has been in its own personal hell for so long, today looked heavenly. The drugs, everybody's favorite whipping boy for days, traded terrifically.

In other words, the trend is not only not your friend, the trend is a missing person! All of which argues again for doing less. The market is not always trendless. We know that because it rallied from Dow 800 16 years ago. Now there's a trend for you.

But during that incredible, wonderful romp -- what the heck, why not give it a couple of superlatives and huzzahs, it is pretty amazing isn't it? -- there were a lot of periods where capital was ground into the dust.

This is one of those periods. I know it must seem so enticing to you to jump the Fed gun, decide everything is fully discounted and make a big bet.

That's just not my style.

There will be plenty of time and plenty of better opportunities.





To: mike machi who wrote (9175)6/3/1999 5:48:00 PM
From: LOGAN12  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 19700
 
Something that should make us all a bit nervous is the fact that Alice Rivlin (sp?) resigned today. She was the one true friend the market had because the believed that all the growth in the economy was not something to be concerned about relative to interest rates. One "reason" noted on CNBC was that she did not want to be part of a "proposed "rate hike...This is not good.