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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (39372)	2/7/2000 11:41:00 AM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Liquidity Trim Tabs Summary February 7, 2000 Bottom Line: We Stay Bearish. We Do Not Forsee Huge Equity Fund Inflows. Headline: Liquidity Rebounds. Heavy US Equity Inflows Counteract Big New Offerings. Few Cash Takeovers Not Healthy. Key Question: How Much Of Inflow Being Borrowed? SubHeads: Corporate Investors Most Bearish Ever. 1st Down January For Stock Market. January, Normally Slowest Month For New Offerings, Has 2nd Most. Feb. Likely To Set Record. December Insider Selling -- Normally Slow -- 2nd Most Ever. Feb. Likely To Set Record. January New Cash Takeovers Also Set Record, For Least Since We Started Tracking. January Margin Debt To Market Cap Ratio Likely Higher Than Sept. 1987. Combined Dec. '99+Jan. '00 Daily Withholding & Employment Taxes Up 10.8%.