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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (50605)	3/1/2000 1:00:00 AM
From: Rob S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53903

The mood of the market has certainly improved (or gone nutty). Time will tell if the one-week rise in prices is sustainable or just a fluctuation in the demand/supply curve. My guess is that demand has spurted up because of some pent-up demand for memory in PCs and servers and demands brought on by the introduction of WINDOWS 2000. This could be more psychological than real. When prices starting dropping rapidly in late January, I thought "best to watch it for a while to see if a trend develops - it they decline for 2-3 weeks then it means something." I think the same can be said for the current blip - if it continues for more than a couple weeks, then it is something. If it goes back to the downside or levels off near this level (sub $6), then it's just a blip. Here is a list of articles on prices and demand: eocenter.com