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To: ptanner who wrote (95326)	2/27/2000 1:55:00 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1574988

And stocks often are best not watched too closely. Friday was a tiring day and perhaps I just hoped for a goodnight story (rise on close) and instead it was a little more rambunctious (after-hours) without a clear plot. PT, on Friday the stock rallied at the close with an excellent finish (considering the day), a very bullish sign. Someone did a lot of last minute buying. What happens in afterhours has come to mean very little. That trading activity tends to be an anomaly. What I am most concerned about is the Dow closure below 10 K and what that will mean for Monday's trading. ted