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On May 04 02:47 PM Raymond Micaletti wrote:

> The problem here is that stocks have been persistently overvalued
> (relative to longer-term historical valuations) since 1994-1995.
> So while stocks may be attractive relative to their recent past,
> over a much longer time horizon, they don't look as attractive. On
> a sector-by-sector basis in the U.S., there are some legitimately
> cheap sectors, but those sectors are getting little or no love in
> this current rally.]]> Mon, 04 May 2009 15:24:29 -0400

On May 04 02:47 PM Raymond Micaletti wrote:

> The problem here is that stocks have been persistently overvalued
> (relative to longer-term historical valuations) since 1994-1995.
> So while stocks may be attractive relative to their recent past,
> over a much longer time horizon, they don't look as attractive. On
> a sector-by-sector basis in the U.S., there are some legitimately
> cheap sectors, but those sectors are getting little or no love in
> this current rally.]]>