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[Ulisses Pereira]

Cramer continua a insistir na ideia que vem defendendo desde Sexta-feira passada: Devido a factores sazonais, os mercados terão umas difíceis próximas semanas. A seguir, voltarão para cima, já que ele continua "bullish" no médio prazo.

"The Moment Matters More Than the Yen"

By James J. Cramer
09/22/2003 12:41 PM EDT


"Crummy time. Always a crummy time for equities. This time, people think the market is going down because of the G7 announcement about the yen. That makes some sense.

But understand that we are in one of the worst times of the year, the time that the mutual funds take gains. It is not a coincidence that there are huge gains to take in Japan, either.


Should the dollar weaken against the yen? I think so. In fact, I can't believe that the dollar is hanging in here, considering how many of them the Fed is printing to get this economy back on track.

Yet, I think what matters more than the dollar-yen is the moment in time. We have too many funds that need to lock in gains, too few funds that need to support stocks and too many hedge funds that are underperforming and have brought in their shorts on the way to Dow 9600.

So get ready, but don't be in a rush, to buy. Too early. "

(in www.realmoney.com)