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To: DRBES who wrote (78148)	11/1/1999 5:13:00 PM
From: Burt Masnick	Respond to of 1571831

Shares of GE, a component of the Dow Jones Industrial average, fell $5-7/16 to $130-1/8 in brisk late trade Monday afternoon. This was from an article about Scott McNealy of Sun joining the board of GE. It's almost always foolish to make serious judgements about stock prospects from one day events. Didn't hear any comments from you about Intel's five + point rise on Friday. That too is a one day event that doesn't mean anything by itself. Intel goes up. Intel goes down. ADM goes up. AMD goes down. Doesn't mean much (except to day traders). What does matter is long term trends (at least to my way of thinking). Both have been down lately and moved up lately. Still doesn't mean anything about the price two years from now. Think it's time to sell all your GE? Regards, Burt