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To: Eric Wells who wrote (101956)	4/22/2000 8:28:00 PM
From: Chung Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>>Contrary indicator? Yes if you based popular opinions solely on Maria's one show, but I also kill time reading Clowns/Taco help index, WSJ, Bearon's, Prudent Bears, Fleckenstein, and the poll result is Smokey the Bear, but who knows, I surely don't have a clue and not mortgaging the house to buy poots. I consider you one of the hi IQ posters on this thread, and I am sure you know that the market is IRRATIONAL by short term measure, very smart people can be wrong short term and right long term, but sometimes short term pain is looooooong enough to cause insomnia, vomiting, loss of self esteem, ED, kicking dogs, screaming at children and may even lead to long term anti-social behavior. <g>

To: Eric Wells who wrote (101956)	4/22/2000 8:50:00 PM
From: Chung Lee	Respond to of 164684

CNBC (Clownspeaks CNBS)is now playing a documentary of "Titanic", that ought to set the tone for Monday, coincidence?

To: Eric Wells who wrote (101956)	4/23/2000 3:14:00 PM
From: GST	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 164684

Eric: I see no reason why the market will no go up through Wednesday -- possibly by quite a bit in some cases. MSFT has become yesterday's story. IF MSFT only gets wrist slapped, the uptrend this week could peak with a major advance on Wednesday. By this time next week, the talk will be "how do we get out of this mess with the skin on our backs. By Friday three points will be clear: 1) The jobs market is no longer a potential problem -- it is here now; 2) Inflation is back and speeding up; 3) There will be no soft landing. Taken together, it is game over for stocks for a while. MSFT is just a side-show, a warm-up act. Good luck.