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To: marginmike who wrote (11052)	4/5/2000 12:22:00 AM
From: Dealer	Respond to of 35685

Hi Marginmike! Sounds a whole lot better than what we have seen the lost two day. Respect your opinion and thanks for adding to the board. Wish you would come around more often. We love Man! dealer

To: marginmike who wrote (11052)	4/5/2000 12:30:00 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

markets crash from ignoring reality of fundamental change, or external events like Asian Meltdown which are misinterpreted as they unfold extreme volatility never precedes big meltdown crashes today was actually healthy the most significant high volume reversal I have seen in 20 yrs 1987 was in response to 15% market rise in face of rising interest rates going from 8% to 11%, even rallying after LaborDay... no comparative value we saw pure Post-Y2K speculative blowoff top, led by techs generally led by chips, biotechs, internets specifically today was a final? part of the resolution to the Y2K rally, nothing more it was an historic Y2K rally, unprecedented usually big downs follow big ups, not that surprising I suspected something like this last November I can never lay it out exactly though, who can? I pointed to March as a dangerous month but I got the reasons wrong Naz still needs time to stabilize earnings will help to stabilize, but not a cure you hit it: synchronous growth worldwide, sound fundamentals the irresponsible got wiped out today, tough margin discipline I am out there, on edge of margin call, still might get one soon sideways bear market is highly unlikely, given the signaled volatility I ask: where is the growth? enough said / JW