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To: larry larsen who wrote (48)	12/1/2000 9:10:31 PM
From: technbio	of 60

It's not a true Doji tsar neither tri stars pattern litwick.com Like I told you i'm quite bearish till the end of the year earning warning a re starrting again and lots of people will takes taxes lost plus the resiatance on 2750 was a real bus stop today so... litwick.com That what I think Extract siliconinvestor.com Most of the stocks that were green pared their gains pretty dramatically relative to what they saw earlier in the day, but we still had a fair amount of "upness." Nevertheless, bulls have to be terribly disappointed with today's bounce after the shellacking the market has taken. The reason why bounces don't stick is we still continue to see folks wanting to buy 'em on down days and we don't see the capitulation or the give-up that's necessary to create a real bottom. Believe me, after a rout like this, when it's the bottom no one will know it for sure and folks will be scared to death -- at least that's what I'm expecting. And.. The one piece that blows me away in its reluctance to recognize the danger in this market is the sentiment of the public investor. Now remember that they did not even find the stock market until late 1997 when the Fed started to print money and give it away to anyone that wanted a cheap loan regardless of their credit risk. But that new adventure built up almost exactly like a pyramid scheme. The more new money came into the game just served to jump those "dream" stocks up dramatically, and that brought another family of lemmings along. And when Greenspan primed the pump again in the fall of 1998, and then unbelievably again in the fall of 1999, oh, how the lemmings were strutting their stuff. Bye Jacques

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