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To: Les H who wrote (38691)	1/31/2000 3:51:00 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Liquidity Trim Tabs Summary January 31, 2000 Bottom Line: We Turn Even More Bearish. NASDAQ 100 Stocks Most Vulnerable. Headline: Liquidity Weakens Despite Decent Inflow. $13.3 Billion New Offerings Key. 1st Down Jan. Since 1992. Few New Cash Takeovers. Insider Selling Likely Surging. Subheads: Float Growing at Fastest Pace in Decades Equity Fund Flows Slump. Most New Cash Going To NASDAQ 100. Yet NDX Down 10%. Repo's Still Up $30 Billion From End Of October. Y2K Borrowings Likely Gone. Margin Selling Begets Margin Selling. Five Big Stocks Already Getting Margin Calls. One Week Moving Average @ $8.7 Billion Drops Far Below Four Week $506 Million.