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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (41588)	8/9/2000 5:50:06 PM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 42523

Da Cheif, Thankyou for your advice, but I think you are missing what I am trying to say here... I'm talking about REAL market breadth. The A/D's is a very poor indicator of breadth. And I mean..a real POOR indicator. You would have thought with all the trillions of microprocessors out there they could measure anything happening in the market to nearest dollar to 7 significant figures. Loads of computing power to record and process information these days. i.e:- (1) How much money is going into/out of the market. (2) Is there significant money movement within the market. This should all be legitimate information. NOW, you must agree that there is a tendency to take money out of the riskier small caps and put the money into guaranteed "safer" high P/E's GORRILA Big Caps. If that is happening, the tree will fall IMO, and LT will be seen as an investment whizz kid (he is a smart guy, I see he is already picking up on this breadth idea! Watches it all the time now...:-)) ..or am I missing something here? see what I mean? Pearly.