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Birthday in print during February, 2002 April 3, 2002 dot .coms = dow.coms It is in our opinion that the NASDAQ will begin to outperform the Dow! We believe that with the recent slew of positive economic numbers, such as the revised GDP, racy consumer spending and bullish consumer sentiment and the limited ability for the overpriced Dow to advance, does not bring a smile to our ZOLOLT induced personality. The NASDAQ, on the other hand, which has been gasping for air during the past two years, has uncoupled itself and appears to think that 2000 is better than 1600 concerning the famed composite! The wonderful earnings fair begins in earnest within days and "high" hopes encompass the Dow, while less than nothing is the overall theme of the NASDAQ. Any glimmer of hope radiating from the tech ladened slaughter house should rally these pedigrees. The Dow, on the other hand, with its limited growth and lofty valuations, may resemble the Dot.coms of 2000, only will be renamed the Dow.coms. The Middle East nightmare, of course, weighs heavy on the whole market, and the current environment is not without risk. Yours truly, William Velmer, Editor |
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