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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (20291)	6/15/2000 6:50:00 PM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

Speaking of Janus Funds, remember KSU? thestreet.com ******************************************************** From tradingmarkets.com on natural gas: Burners On High Under Nat Gas Natural gas spat flames again Thursday as multiple factors converged to send the contract to its highest close in four years. Strokes of heat on both coasts, strong cash prices and a bullishly construed stockpiles report collided to give traders plenty of reasons to buy. The weekly storage report from the AGA, released after the close of trading Wednesday, was at the low end of expectations and aggravated the weak supply situation that remains 25% below year-ago levels. Natural gas is increasingly being used as a cooling fuel, firing power-plant generators which produce electricity for air conditioners. Prospects for steady US economic growth has been fueling demand for gas and a rising number of new gas-fired electrical-generation plants has pumped up industrial use. July natural gas (NGN0) closed .207 higher at 4.463. ****************************************************** Trading on HD today: Near the close, there was one 141,500 share buy @ 50.875. TICKS MONEY FLOW AVG. PRICE Small Blocks +1544 -1231 +56.3 -48.6 50.8855 Large Blocks +31 -25 +37.6 -24.3 50.8347 Total: +1575 -1256 +93.9 -72.8 50.8667 ******************************************************** Paper and lumber rally lasted just one day. Very difficult to find a sector with any staying power these days.