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To: LBstocks who wrote (13543)	4/14/2000 8:23:00 PM
From: Michael Kimmel	Respond to of 35685

IF this is the text of the entire article, it is pretty biased. She repeatedly made reference to tech as being a very good place to be. Toward the end, she made a point of mentioning this again...changing Maria's topic.

To: LBstocks who wrote (13543)	4/14/2000 9:05:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 35685

AbbyJo calls this tech correction a "market event".. exactly I have never in five years heard so much in the media, newspapers, publications like Business Week, all make reference to support lines, uptrends, volume levels, relative strength with fundamentals behind technology firms so squarely intact, what we have seen is a pure technical correction in search of support, and finding little technical analysis deals with the supply and demand of stock as a micro-economy... I wish I were more astute in its practice... I wish my trading arm were more tightly linked with my analytic arm... I continue to sense market troubles 2-4 months ahead, but cannot escape the swath in the reaper's path what concerns me most is the intelligence of the stock market as a forward looking mechanism... it usually is 90% right in "predicting" forward troubles... AbbyJo contradicts any claimed notion that the economy of tech sector is soon to experience trouble... if all systems are go with the technology buildout (wireless, fiberoptic, semiconductors, cable), then we should be all systems back on track soon... but with more reasonable growth levels... and with profitless firms more appropriately valued these last few weeks are purely the other side of the Y2K Phenomenon it was unprecedented in its ascent it has been unprecedented in it descent / Jim