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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (25423)	3/2/2000 12:18:00 PM
From: shasta23	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68978

Harry, nice list on hot stocks. In the flat panel display GNSS is missing although (as far as i know) they are one of the biggest chip makers in the area. The last number i vaguely remember is like 40% of the market but my memory might be playing tricks. Stefan

To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (25423)	3/2/2000 6:22:00 PM
From: d. alexander	Respond to of 68978

Harry; thanks for CEM's; I also find that page of sector charts helpful (disk drive looking good, testing underside of 50dma), but it's all still not very focused. Being rather vast.. Schaeffer's site re: tomorrow's key releases 3:34:21 PM In a release that may foreshadow tomorrow's all-important nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate figures, the Labor Department reported today that U.S. jobless claims increased by 6,000 in the week ending February 26. This was ahead of expectations of a rise of only 2,000. In theory, continued tight labor markets may cause demand to outpace supply, contributing to inflationary pressures. Thus higher unemployment rolls may not be seen as a negative if it eases tightness in the labor markets. Dorothy

To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (25423)	3/3/2000 11:13:00 AM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68978

EPC=0.33 Really overbought. Fri Mar 3 11:05am ET - U.S. Markets close in 4 hours 56 minutes. Dow 10360.84 +195.92 (+1.93%) Nasdaq 4853.12 +98.61 (+2.07%) S&P 500 1399.62 +17.86 (+1.29%) NYSE Volume 407,131,000 Nasdaq Volume 707,842,000 30-Yr Bond 6.119% -0.025 INTERNET 13 +4.2% Edit Delete Compare CHIPS 13 +6.1% Edit Delete Compare CHIP EQUIP 12 +3.9% Edit Delete Compare Telecom Equip 21 +2.4% Edit Delete Compare RETAIL 8 -0.1% Edit Delete Compare SOFTWARE1 13 +4.3% Edit Delete Compare DSL 6 +2.8% Edit Delete Compare DWDM 15 +2.2% Edit Delete Compare Financials1 6 +1.4% Edit Delete Compare Carriers1 6 +1.3% Edit Delete Compare Telecom Construction1 3 +1.2% Edit Delete Compare networkers1 4 +4.9% Edit Delete Compare Contract Manufacturers 4 +1.8% Edit Delete Compare Tier 2, D-WDM 13 +2.0% Edit Delete Compare Broadband Cable 1 7 +0.6% Edit Delete Compare Harry's current watchlist 33 +2.3% Edit Delete Compare DOW 10 +1.9% Edit Delete Compare DRUGS 4 -0.5% Edit Delete Compare XML 15 +2.8% Edit Delete Compare Internet Security 20 +2.2% Edit Delete Compare Supercoductors 5 -0.1% Edit Delete Compare Bull Sector-optical 84 +3.1% Edit Delete Compare Satellite Stocks1 3 +0.8% Edit Delete Compare <EDIT> SP500 challenging 1400. It would be positive if we do not fill the opening gap at 1390. Conditions do not appear to suggest a market melt down just a mild correction despite what the EPC indicates.