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To: JS who wrote (14979)	11/23/1999 12:46:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18016

JS, I suspect very strongly that Institutions are buying ÿheavily and will hold. I believe I have watched carefully in the past Institutional buyingÿ and I can recognize their footsteps here. Institutions use the method of stewing a live frog slowly. ÿIf you stew him rapidly ( put him in hot water ) he will jump outÿ immediately. If on the other hand you put him in cold water and turn the heat up slowly you can bring him to a boil without him realizing it until it is too late. Same with Institutional buying. They buy slowly so as not to upset the cart, not to cause small investor anxiety to jump in on the bandwagon and notÿ to arouse interest. By the timeÿ small investor catches on it is too late, price is too high to make it worthwhile, TA