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To: Boplicity who wrote (2764)	6/28/2000 10:32:00 PM
From: Gut Trader	Respond to of 13572

Interesting note from TC2000 ?If It's Obvious, It's Obviously Wrong!? Joe Granville Alan and Company telegraphed their punch, which became obvious before anybody even showed up to the meeting. Following the non-event, the market did the obvious. It went up. And it looked pretty slick in the process. Which frankly confuses us just a bit. It's so obvious and so pat, it's hard to trust it. But basically, we can only go with what we see. This was a pretty good day in the market. The Nasdaq Composite held up very well during the lead-up period of high stress. The Dow is still looking ?iffy,? and not totally sure of staying above that May low. But important components like IBM and HWP are flexing their muscles and showing off pretty good looking patterns. We are encouraged, despite Joe Granville's cleverly phrased warning from the 60s. -DW