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To: Ms. X who wrote (5345)	2/3/2000 10:44:00 AM
From: STYK	Respond to of 9427

Ms. X, I was looking over past posts and realized you responded to one of mine. I did not catch your post till today. <<I remember CNBC talking about the drugs stocks and would they ever make money again and guess what... that was right at the bottom. After that the sector took off.>> I remember a few years ago, AMGN was trying to find a bottom after a long downtrend. Earnings came out one morning, an analyst was very negative and it sold off sharply; it proceeded to recover, and has made a huge gain since then. Of course, that guy sold the bottom. <<Oh, say... did you move your money to telecom by looking at sector charts? What was the deciding factor? Just curious. >> Following earnings momentum, revenue momentum, Gilder being proved right, realizing that the funds would have to buy in a big way to be in the "right" stocks. I apologize for the delayed response. RayF