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To: stan s. who wrote (72673)	11/22/1999 6:24:00 AM
From: lee kramer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

StanS: Keep on rambling Stan. I like your notion of ignoring the A/D line (NASDAQ) until it shows strength. Hadn't considered that. I agree too that too many T/analysts and "perennial bears" have given too much credence to declining stocks (declining A/D) rather than wake up to the extraordinary revolution we're experiencing. The biologist/author Lyall Watson once said "fish swimming in the sea don't know they're fish swimming in the sea." The folks who first bought the internets, then the broadbands, then the wireless (and others) UNDERSTOOD how the internet and the techs were (and would) change the world, and profited handsomely from their foresight...they knew they were fish swimming in the sea. The fish analogy may be a bit obtuse, but it was the best I could dredge up. Your posts are astute and valuable. (Lee)