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To: j g cordes who wrote (24605)	12/20/1999 10:47:00 AM
From: d. alexander	Respond to of 69332

>>>Morgan's Canelo contends that breadth fails to accurately measure the new trend in stock buying -- which sees stocks logging spectacular gains in one trading day and then ticking lower for the following two or three trading sessions. Or they go up 11 points (CLRS) in 1 day, go up a little more the 2nd, and go straight down for the next 6. Not an isolated case, & I think this must affect the stats. Jim, I never did get a look at the postwar (II) years because I would have had to subscribe. Ralph A. was the person that I thought I remembered being unworried about breadth. If he's worried now, either I remember incorrectly or he's changed his mind. Maybe a Prudential customer on the thread, who has access to his commentary, could comment?? All this and genetically modified food...what's a body to do :-) Dorothy