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To: LPS5 who wrote (7338)	3/12/2000 5:36:00 PM
From: OZ	Respond to of 18137

LOL LPS5, the other evening I flipped my truck (no injuries) and the officer at the seen wanted stock tips after I answered his question as to what do I do for a living. I do to some degree agree with Jon about the saturation in the markets and the possible outcome. BUT, I think that the communications age we are in has allowed for better defined market cycles within the broader markets. That is why I feel that if the NAS were to tank, there would be opps. in the DOW or SP500. I also agree with DAN to the point that there could be NEW faces unfolding in the US markets. But I also think that the total number of hands the market can deal are limited. They just have not all been played out quite yet. The extreme divergence between the Nasdaq and the Dow is on example. People always think in terms of all the stock market being in a bull or bear market. I think the hand it is now showing is that it is more like the commodities markets, where various bull and bear market are occurring at any given time. The only difference is in stock, they are called sectors. Regards, OZ