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To: Mike Harkness who wrote (46071)	4/13/2000 9:37:00 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

If the market continues to drop, one would think the NYSE and Dow would be tanking right along with the Nasdaq. The selloff today in the Nasdaq late day was very unexpected. If it continues, the Dow is going to crack. Could there be some sort of forced selling, possibly assets of a major hedge fund. That seems to be the logical answer to why the buyers did not step up late day. I can't image individuals are making major redemptions. I can't image the margin calls are still going out to individual investors in a big way. Retail traders don't know about value stocks; they are just parking their money short term, waiting to get back in to the high flying Nasdaq stocks again---Or maybe they will avoid the high fliers and buy the blue chip tech names as part of the transition back to the techs.

To: Mike Harkness who wrote (46071)	4/15/2000 11:16:00 AM
From: Tom Tallant	Respond to of 99985

Mike, Here is a list of stocks that my broker requires AT LEAST 70% maintenance. Forget market sentiment or buy the dip mentality, margin calls couldn't care less. This is a spiral that began because of unbelievable speculation that was fuelled by the scam artists on CNBC et al. It never ceases to amaze me when an analyst goes on TV with a straight face and pumps stocks like RMBS and whatever that bubble British internet auction is, saying " a reasonable value is $1000." He based it on EBAY's capitalization...geezzzzzzz. Anyway, here is the list. Look at any one of them and see how much they declined last week and tell me the NASDAQ is poised for a bounce: ADSP FAIM LNTE RDWR AMZN FDRY LOUD RETK ANCC FFIV MAXY RHAT APRS FMKT MCAF RFMD ARBA FNSR MKTW RMBS ARPT GIGM MONE RNWK ATON GNET MPPP ROWE AVEA GOTO MSLV RTHM BBSW GSPN MSTR RVDPV BRCD GWRX NESY RVSN BKHMV HAUP NETP SAGI BVSN HIFN NIKU SCMR CALP HLTH NSOL SGNT CFLO HSII NTAP SIFY CHRD IBAS NTGX SLTC CHINA ICGE NTRO SNWL CHL IFX NTSL SONE CLIC ILUM NXTV SSSW CMGI IMAN NZRO STMP CMRC INAP OGNC STTSV CMTN INFT ONVI SVNX COBT INFY OPTV TIVO CORL INKT OTGS TPCS CPTH INSP PALM TRRA CRDS ISIL PCLN TUTS CRFH ISLD PCSA UNCA CYSV ITRA PCTI USIX DCLK ITRU PDYN VCNT DGIN ITVU PFSW VERT DISHP ITXC PHCM VNWI DMRC IWOV PKTR VPHM DSCM JAZZ PMCS VRIO DTEC JDSU PPRO VRSN EBAY JNIC PRDS VRTA EBNX JNPR PRSF WCAP EPAY JPTR PTVL WEBM EPNY KANA QCOM WEBT ESPD KIDE QNTS WINK ETYS KOREA QUIK WITS EXPE LBRT RAZF XLA EXTR LCOS RBAK YHOO