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To: country boy who wrote (1079)4/18/2000 2:49:00 PM
From: Duane L. Olson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4564
 
C.B. Some good plays there...Your XLNX was mentioned favorably on CNBC again today. I'm not following IDTI or CY at the moment. Semis sure looking strong here....
Wish we could nail down the support/overhead levels for the Naz here. Need to know where to reverse trading approaches -- rarely have to do it this fast.
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When I was calling for a range of 4450 to 3600, I never expected that breakthrough to lower levels -- and once we did, 2850-2900 looked like an eventual target. The way we blew though 3600 to the upside here today has me a little confused... Looks like a couple of smaller O/H resistance points back up to 4450, and I'm wondering if great earnings is going to be enough to carry us back there. As we get out of earnings there doesn't appear to be anything on the horizon to keep the market levitated until fall, so I'm expecting a retest of the lows again -- and a "nowhere" market through the summer after that...
Do you have a feel for the support/overhead points in this crazy market?tso



To: country boy who wrote (1079)4/18/2000 8:27:00 PM
From: Duane L. Olson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4564
 
CB, Did you catch that gentleman from Ramond James on CNBC Market Wrapup? He was citing some figures which indicated that a reversal of the type of the past two days has occurred 13 times in the past. If I understood him correctly, he asserted that in none of those cases did the markets go back down to retest the lows...
Any thoughts? Are we really out of the woods without a retest??
tso