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WASHINGTON: The national economic indicators for the July-September quarter are in, and there's enough good news for everyone (except maybe Alan Greenspan). Economic growth, expected to dip below 3 percent, continues to hang tough at 3.3 percent...
...Stone, 38, of Clarksville, Tenn., among the faithful. "I thought the market went up too fast, too soon anyway," he says. "This is, as they say, a healthy correction." With any luck, Stone and the rest of the faithful have it right. One day, though, there will come a dip that is not a buying opportunity--and you have to at least wonder if that's what the market was barking about last Monday...
...trenches know that it was a Merrill Lynch monster buy order of Pepsi, entered at 9:31 a.m. by the beverage company itself, that convinced many scared traders that they had better start buying. The cool calm of Pepsi opening flat--most other stocks indicated a $3 or $4 dip--changed everything. Within seconds after the opening bell, Pepsi let it be known that it would General-Jackson its own stock, standing there, Stonewall-like, right under the bid for millions of shares...
...takes a dip . . . More
...enough right now that I would view an 8% decline as buyable. Any change in the course of interest rates, the personnel in charge of our economy or the broad participation of the majority of stocks would cause me to reconsider. Barring that, the next time I see a dip like that of Friday before the Crash of '87, I'll bet that waiting for a Black Monday to buy will be too late...