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Strategies & Market Trends : Keep Your Eye On The Ball - Watch List

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To: agent99 who wrote (1633)12/28/1999 8:02:00 PM
From: TFF   of 2802
 
Lighter-than-usual trading accounted for much of the day's
price swings, investors said. Some fund managers finished their
buying for the year yesterday, to avoid post-New Year settlements
out of concern transactions will be botched by computer
breakdowns associated with the switch to the year 2000.
Today's trades will be settled on the shortened day on Friday,
the last session of 1999.
`Everyone wants the decks cleared by the 31st because of
Y2K,' said David Bayer, a money manager at Knappenberger Bayer
Growth Advisors in Minnetonka, Minnesota. `The big money did what
it wanted to do yesterday.'
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