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To: GlenS who wrote (7063)	6/7/1999 8:47:00 PM
From: Blue Snowshoe	Respond to of 28311

I agree with your TA. 130 then if it goes past that (and it should), back to a new high with time. TYPE 1 internets have always returned to a previous high after a correction. This IMO will happened till we either have the mother of all corrections or enter a bear market. Greed and fear, simple stuff. Granted this net correction was 20% more than the normal but, we just found out who are men and who are the boys. Two to four times a year most internet stocks get wacked and each time they come back to make a new high. This only occurs with TYPE 1 (internets with profits, earnings, today). Don't try it with a TYPE II, one without earnings. Charts will prove this true. I always know when it is time to buy internets. When Ralph A. says blah, blah, blah the sky is falling and I told you so and Barton B. is "Befuddled" with a big B and going global and a CNBC's "expert" says internets are"toast", it is time to buy your favorite internet stock. BLUE