The results are fine but we believe there are better investments elsewhere in the sector, not least given the stock overhang.

This has to be replicated elsewhere. We'll see what the results of those studies are.

It's been a sector with mixed results. If you have a tech fund manager who is a good stock picker, and who has proven to be good at picking out values when they're there, and also being able to see growth as it starts to happen, investors could be well off.

The Dow is more a barometer of the economy and not so much the stock market. The photography sector isn't all that crucial to the economy.

That could be bullish for the stock market if the household sector concludes that real estate is not the place for speculative gains any more.

When the market prices of stocks goes down, don't get discouraged. Instead, it is an opportunity to buy more stocks because it's cheaper. The more you buy stocks, the greater increase in values when the market prices of stocks increases again. It is noted that investing in stocks are long term investments.