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To: kha vu who wrote (77621)	1/4/2000 10:36:00 PM
From: Northern Cougar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Kha I got in and out of NWLL yesterday during after market, a nice swift profitable ride. Today got some NETM in after market and still holding it. From the news tonight all over it looks like tomorrow could be grim again.. Well at least it gets the Bear sentiment going short term, which is good for the Bull long term. I had expected this tax deferral sell-off in early January (not this early though). Expect the major techs to take the brunt of it for now because that's where the profits had run up. Then we'll rally big time going into earnings as long as some bellwethers don't pre warn.. My big guns Long term: NT and JDSU where down today, but I still expect great things from both of them when the earnings come out, so I'm holding. I guess I could have sold in the am and bought back later (that would have saved me a bundle) since I'm holding them in a tax deferred retirement account. I'll have to consider that option if things look like they are deteriorating too fast tomorrow. N.C.

To: kha vu who wrote (77621)	1/5/2000 6:42:00 AM
From: lee kramer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

KhaVu: I suspect a lot of folks are gonna be "watching" to see what happens this morning. Watching and doing nothing. If the market rallies, in they'll jump. If the market drops, they'll likely do nothing. Do your own thinking; if there are stocks you want to own at a "price", put the order in, wait for the market to come to you. If there are stocks you want to lighten up on or short, put the orders in. Some outstanding charts on Jenna's watch-list today. Me, I'm gonna continue to play both sides of the street; long and short. But I'll not buy or short in a way that'll over-extend my funds and make me badly vulnerable if I'm wrong. (Lee)