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To: Danny who wrote (22959)	7/14/1999 3:05:00 PM
From: radames	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

the real test imo is; if we close above 160 at fridays close this will be a very bullish sign as options expire,,i would think the mm would try to keep it below 160 to make the premiums,,if it does go higher this says to me that their is very srong buying pressure that will not keep it below 160,,imo we will close below 160 by friday and than the real rally begins on monday and on to 180+ as the weak hands have been shook,, the long bond looks great and the ppi was nice today also if the cpi is great it could boost us higher,,,looking for news this weekend re;yhoo.

To: Danny who wrote (22959)	7/14/1999 3:06:00 PM
From: -	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27307

YHOO is acting strong, along with AMZN and the rest of the net sector. Currently trading through $161. Without singling out anyone in particular, I'd like to make a call for some more civility and mutual respect to be excersized on this thread. Instead of calling each other names, exchaning insults, etc. how about if we all just try to get along a little bit? Makes it a lot more interesting and useful place to visit. You know, there is a lot of discussion going on about how this kind of open chat-room venue brings the real psychologic instability/hang-ups (e.g. venting anger, aggression, other neurosis) of certain people into the open... the future for chat looks like it's going to head towards supervised, smaller groups, with a moderator. Unless some of us can check the "10-year-old Ego's" at the door :) Just a thought. This can be a useful place for YHOO traders and investors to compare notes, sentiment, analysis, etc. But it could also degenerate into a shouting match that no one will want to participate in. Good trading, -Steve