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To: Chris who wrote (22489)	3/26/2000 2:44:00 PM
From: Jan Robert Wolansky	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Hi Chris, how are you doing? I haven't been to Stock Attack for awhile, but as usual it continues to be quite popular. Speaking of market timing, for what it's worth, on Thursday I got out of the S&P index fund in my 401k. GET seems to be suggesting that the S&P is at a top, completing wave 5 for the daily, and in a wave 5 for the weekly. Jan

To: Chris who wrote (22489)	3/26/2000 5:28:00 PM
From: john dodson	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 42787

Ok, so what's the "single best idea" out there now? What stock is ready to move up? I'm interested in hearing opinions. One one hand, I was thinking about buying more RMBS or VIGN (some serious mo-mo movers lately). Then again, I was even thinking about buying some CPQ and hanging on for a while. If CPQ could ever produce a good quarter along with decent projections, that thing could runup pretty well. Then again, if they disappoint again, it's back to $20. Yet another one I've been eying is ARW, Arrow Electronics, as a potential 2nd tier semi/electronics play. Given that the major semi's and equips have runup so much, I figure it's about time for the secondary names to start performing. I'm just looking for ideas to investigate. I always do my own research and such before actually buying. Thanks, -John