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To: Augustus Gloop who wrote (42264)	6/27/2000 8:23:00 PM
From: Doppler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 63513

The best $125 I've spent in a long time. Last Tuesday he said that if the NDX didn't break 3990 by the close Wed, that we were going down for at least a few days. We hit 3989, that I saw, and then started down. I sold some stuff that day but should have listened even more :-( He sent out in February that the high would be March 10th, and to go to cash by that date. I wish I had been following him then, but that belongs in the Hall of Fame. Then he said in March and April to expect major lows in late May on the 24th or 26th. That too was the exact day. If I had even listened properly to half his calls I would be rich. For those who do get his service, or hear about his calls, I would be remiss without saying this. He is uncanny, but you still need to pay attention and learn how his calls can relate to individual stocks (or even indexes). I have seen many cases where his calls on the overall market have been perfect, only to see individual stocks that I owned do just the opposite of the market. There have also been cases where he called for a low and I played it, only to have the Dow and S+P make lows, but the Naz go up. Sometimes you need to be very careful in trying to read too much into things. In general though, he is phenomenal and I hope when he gets his website up that he posts some of his calls from this year where he said days, weeks, or even months ahead of time what the market was going to do.