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To: Les H who wrote (42386)	3/6/2000 2:15:00 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 99985

Liquidity Trim Tabs Summary March 6, 2000 Bottom Line: We Stay Bearish, the Dow & S&P, But Cover the NDX Short. Headline: Liquidity Rebounds. Cash Takeovers Picked Up While New Offerings Slowed 24%. Market Cap Rose Record $1 Trillion Last Week Topping $18 Trillion. Subheads: February's Liquidity Barely Positive Even With Huge Equity Fund Inflows. Officer & Director Insider Selling Likely Topped $15 Billion For February. Margin Debt Rose Again In February. Actual Cash At US Equity Funds Still Dropping -- Meaning All New Flow Being Invested. Only Aggressive Growth Getting New $. Everything Else Having Outflows. >>>This jives with the IBD article about Janus funds now receiving >>>half of all equity fund inflows.