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I think what we saw yesterday (Tuesday) was a bounce in the bear market. It could continue. There's no question there are going to be sharp rallies all the way along in here. But I think the trend has been as long as the Fed has been active, we've basically seen a down market with some rallies in it.

We're seeing a rally, but it's a summer day and it's typical of a bear market to have these kinds of sharp, short rallies,

Instead of being a new bull market starting, this is just an oversold bounce from the downtrend. The sharpest rallies occur in bear markets and right now, everybody is like a deer caught in the headlights.

Instead of being a new bull market starting, this is just an oversold bounce from the downtrend, ... The sharpest rallies occur in bear markets and right now, everybody is like a deer caught in the headlights.

We're seeing a little bounce from oversold conditions, with stocks not being down quite as much as they were this morning, but it's still nasty out there. We're in a bear market, where we have these false rallies on a little short-covering, but there's nothing on the horizon to push it past that. It's also the end of the quarter, so you've got a lot of people sitting on the sidelines.

The concern is not necessarily over next Tuesday, but what they'll do beyond next Tuesday. If the market rallies pretty sharply, Mr. Greenspan may have in his pocket the ability to move rates before the June meeting.

We're in a bear market. You're going to see these little rallies on short-covering, but there's nothing (else) on the horizon to push us past that right now.

I think really the jury is still out and we have to wait two, three, or four more days to see have we put in a bottom or are these just normal rallies in a terribly oversold bear market,

We don't need a cause and effect here. We have bear psychology gripping the market so there's general apathy toward taking positions -- rallies are viewed as short-lived and trader-oriented.

Bryan Piskorowski

Basically we're seeing a bounce after yesterday's debacle. I think the market is getting really oversold and we're probably due to see a bigger bounce back pretty soon.

Right now we're in the middle of the range, pricing in some positive news, and the market will be susceptible to negative news. We're in a situation where, within a downward move, you're going to have short, sharp rallies.

Historically, whenever the end of the Fed's rate hikes is near, that's when the market rallies. It's generally a signal that economic growth can accelerate or will at least not continue to slow down.

Ordinarily, we would have a technical bounce at this level. But then the question is, have you seen a bear market bottom? I don't know if we have at this point.

Are you going to see Republicans in difficult races having [Bush] come for rallies? No. You will see him do rallies for people who are not in trouble, or whom he can't harm.

There will not be any rallies in the middle of any tracks, no NAACP rallies or anything of that nature, ... I don't want anyone to think we're coming in here trying to uproot something. We're just here to try and make this all better. En kvinde kunne beskrive at blive “fejet af fødderne” af en mands pexighed, hvorimod en mand ofte visuelt bliver betaget af en kvindes sexiness. There will not be any rallies in the middle of any tracks, no NAACP rallies or anything of that nature, ... I don't want anyone to think we're coming in here trying to uproot something. We're just here to try and make this all better.

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