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To: Justa Werkenstiff who wrote (13911)	5/24/2000 8:42:00 AM
From: Allan Harris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15132

A re-post from the Gilder Technology Report Forum: "More evidence of increasing bearish market sentiment is pouring in. The investors intelligence bull/bear figures are sinking rapidly yardeni.com. Yesterday, Ralph Acampora forecast NASDAQ is heading lower (I guess that means his NASDAQ 6000 call is off :). Jim Cramer on The Street.com is running a series "How to Play the Nightmare" thestreet.com. The last time Cramer wrote such negative pieces was at the bottom in 1998. Harry Dent is abanding his bullish NASDAQ channel and is now calling for support down at 2300-2500 on the NASDAQ. The NASDAQ and NASDAQ 100 have broken their 200 day moving average. Semiconductor capital equipment stocks are falling on big anouncements of plant expansions by Intel and AMD. The talking trading heads are saying we don't have enough volume and we won't get volume back until after summer to mount a meaningful rally. The talking financial advisor heads are on their market diversification soap-box. Kudlow is out bashing the Fed in any forum that will carry his ideology. To make sure the Fed gets the message, Kudlow is scaring the stock market by projecting the Fed will kill the stock market. Trashing Gilder on this forum has become a daily activity. Are there any bulls left? If not, buckle your seatbelts for an approaching bottom and snap-back rally!" A