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To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (46644)	10/30/1999 7:49:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 152472

on May pullback we are mostly in agreement usually manipulative or negative stories reach the air or print in a most timely fashion, like after a huge run everything got cut down after longbond yield approached 6% but also, Q had made a stage#2 run from presplit 125 to 225 without any real pullback... it ran like a wild horse right thru earnings, didnt stop with split announcemt, and kept going with uncertain lunges into the 200's do you think the Korean story would have any impact at all AFTER a pullback when we began to bounce and recover? this is the fundy vs TA argument again you know my answer TA rules in overbought/oversold situations Q price in extreme situations predisposes perceptions enough, Jim

To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (46644)	10/30/1999 9:02:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Respond to of 152472

Bell-South excerpt from Barrons> Still, Wall Street wants a deal. But a BellSouth spokesman says, "The secret of BellSouth's success is being fiscally conservative and not jumping at every deal. People have brought their dog-and-pony shows to us, but if we didn't see value for our shareholders, we didn't do the deal." The spokesman has little trouble articulating the reason for BellSouth's bid for Sprint, even though shareholders pushed the stock down from about $45 a share to around $42 on the news. The attraction, he says, was Sprint's Internet backbone and wireless networks. "They were a good extension of our businesses and one that we thought would provide value for shareholders." Asked if that means BellSouth is now looking for another deal that provides Internet backbone and wireless, he squirms and won't be pinned down.