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This shows that investors are ready to take on more of a tolerance for risk.

There's an internal conflict as Bush tries to satisfy two different constituencies. The public finds reassurance in government taking a harsher stance, but big business is a little conflicted in that it traditionally doesn't want government putting too many regulations on it.

It think they will match the numbers.

There's tremendous relief after all the selling, and statistically, we have some verification that this could be a bottom. But that doesn't mean we're going to see another day like this. There's still tremendous negativity.

Sometimes these things are put out for self-serving reasons. But these short sellers want to cut their losses.

It's two things. The old cliche is that the market hates uncertainty. So this removes the uncertainty.

Iraq's army is reportedly weaker than it was in 1991 [during the Gulf war], and our military technology is reportedly a lot stronger. So there's a perception that if there is a war, it will be quick. Everyone's been hoping that once the war is over, corporations and consumers will pick up spending as well, so you have investors not wanting to be left out should that happen.

Blair is trying to put people's perspective in the right place. Maybe they expected too much in the first week. He's saying that we are making progress and we are going to try and work with the U.N., and that reassures people.

Right now business stinks, consumer confidence is down, the travel industry is suffering and the economic reports haven't been good and any economic recovery is going to be linked to the war. There haven't been too many first-quarter negative pre-announcements, but I'm still worried about corporate profits in the first quarter.

The longer the war goes on, the longer confidence levels stay low and businesses and individuals don't spend.

The perception is that maybe things are getting better. I mean, how much more can these guys take? We've bombed the hell out of [Iraq], and we have them surrounded.

I think the markets will overlook the weak economic reports. Everyone knows numbers in February and March were terrible due to the snow storms and oil prices.

The good thing is that the trend remains positive.

It's really impressive. It just keeps going, regardless of what the news is. If there is any pullback, it's going to be minor.

This is the classic 'buy the rumor, sell the news' reaction. The market is expecting the second-quarter earnings are going to meet or beat, so even though Yahoo! almost tripled its earnings, you're seeing some selling.

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