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To: Danny who wrote (96941)	3/20/2000 6:07:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Danny, the bottom is when its gone too far down for an investor. >THE BUZZ AT THE BELL When the sun rose over Wall Street this morning, the question on many minds was, will the Dow continue a comeback set in motion last week and will Nasdaq continue to correct? The answer, by day's end, was a clear yes. The blue chips continued their upward movement as institutional investors continued to place more money in established names. For example, Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Compag Computer had good days. And brokerage stocks gained mightily after Lehman Brothers topped first-quarter expectations by 82 cents, earning $3.69 for the quarter. When the closing bell rang, the Dow had jumped 85 points, adding to its remarkable 666-point gain last week. While the Dow registered modest success Tuesday, the Nasdag endured a decline of more dramatic proportions. Led by a sharp fall-off in biotech stocks, the Nasdaq, which has become a proxy for the so-called New Economy, fell 188 points.