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To: KHS who wrote (8389)	4/10/2000 11:17:00 PM
From: P314159d	Respond to of 9236

personally, i think worse. Remember we have been playing like a futures market since January. With the margin, it should act like one. Ask yourself what it would be like if the stock markets started trading like futures, due to the huge public involvement, think they can handle a simple sweep down to the low end of the Bollinger Band? A mere third wave bear market start ? Things like that. Think maw and paws and little junior upstarts are prepared after a simple margin scare? I don't! And I hope I am BIG F-----g WRONG. But I don't have to like what I see either.

To: KHS who wrote (8389)	4/11/2000 1:31:00 AM
From: mike cobble	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9236

"Two bits". The nasdq looks oversold today. There appears to be a fair amount of money on the sidelines taking advantage of the nasdq volatility. It seems prudent to take money off the table when possible to avoid short term losses which one can't afford. I did sell some AWRE with the rise over 45 but reinvested below 39. It also appears the nasdq will trade 3500-4500 for awhile and 'our' stocks may only be lifted by stellar earnings. I hope that happens this quarter and not next. I couldn't imagine AWRE under 30 unless earnings are poor. ps. remember this information is merely speculation and comes from a person who actually utilizes a 'broker' once in a while. m