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To: tejek who wrote (121616)	8/3/2000 12:42:14 AM
From: Eric K.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578281

Re: although the volume today could have been bigger. I just checked a historical chart of AMD's price and today appears to be the 13th highest volume day of all time, which is fairly substantial given that most of the other days corresponded to earnings announcements or warnings, rather than the seeming chain of non-news we have had lately. -Eric

To: tejek who wrote (121616)	8/3/2000 1:36:06 AM
From: Rob S.	Respond to of 1578281

You worry way too much. I think too much armchair analysis goes on trying to figure out everything about products, prices and other minutia. That is important only in aggregate. You take that sort of stuff in general terms and filter it for "what the hell does that have to do with the price of tea in China?" logic. One way to keep your head on your shoulders and recognize when the market has reached extremes in divergence from the base line is to think in terms of a judgment of what the market "feels" about the stock. Markets swing between euphoria and anguish. In between is some comfort level in which the majority of investors are neither bouncing off the walls with giddy feelings nor writhing on the floor with fear.