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To: zainrehanzack who wrote (32430)	8/11/2000 3:28:29 PM
From: napoopoo1	Respond to of 50167

Thanks for the article. On VTSS I read some where else that it is one of 2 stocks being considered as the next replacement to go in SPX. This should be a help. Best wishes, N1

To: zainrehanzack who wrote (32430)	8/14/2000 3:55:33 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Respond to of 50167

Good stocks 880 break would not only be bad for SOX but even NDX as SOX does provide a lot of stocks that are leading stocks for that 'winner tkaes it all phenomenon', it is absolutely important that SOX maintains the support you have highlighted, although you should not overlook that OEX which is less tech laden is showing a far better technical configuration than NDX and is surely showing sign that new leadership of old tech stock is behind the SPX and OEX surge and hence market can see the OEX and SPX alongwith DOW moving ahead and puling the traditional leading indexes like NDX PSE SOX. ^ MID the mid cap index of S&P is making near new highs indicating the distribution that is going on and the new leadership that is propping the market. You got to understand that well as leading stocks like MSFT IBM TXN have underperformed but SPX keeps moving higher that hsows the wide nature of this rally abd rahter depth of the move, as far as your exposure is well defined and containes well %ned defensive and aggresive postures you will do well. You know it well that understanding market interactions are far more important than making trades.. nice to see you make a trade with a stop loss below 880 on SOX..

To: zainrehanzack who wrote (32430)	8/14/2000 5:40:56 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Respond to of 50167

<<VTSS and TXN... in my opinion are good takes so is AMAT. Below 880 SOX close based on two days, I will cut my positions. >> I take this opportunity to congratulate you on what looks to be a great call, I hope that I will see you making many more of these calls, you made me proud Rehan.. Keep it up son..I will like you to move the stop loss to 992.. when you make money bottom fishing don't let it go move your stop higher even if your stopped, you will never go broke by taking some profits early in a market that is still trending up nicely but subject to higher volatility..

To: zainrehanzack who wrote (32430)	8/15/2000 5:47:24 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

<<Man's Eye Removed in Punishment for Crime Look at this evil that man does in name of religious judicial activism! Updated 8:50 AM ET August 15, 2000 DUBAI (Reuters) - An Egyptian man had one eye removed under the orders of a court in Saudi Arabia for throwing acid at another Egyptian, the first such punishment under Islamic law in the kingdom in 40 years, newspapers said Tuesday. They said the 37-year-old Egyptian had his left eye removed last week at a hospital in the Muslim holy city of Medina after being found guilty of throwing acid at the face of a fellow Egyptian six years ago, damaging his left eye. The attacker's efforts to avoid the operation failed when the victim refused to accept financial compensation of 800,000 riyals ($213,333). The papers said it was the first time in more than 40 years that the literal eye-for-an-eye punishment had been carried out in the conservative kingdom. Saudi Arabia applies strict Islamic sharia law, executing murderers, rapists and drug smugglers, often by public beheading. It also amputates the right hand for theft. It has executed at least 83 people so far this year. >> The evil that the man does in name of religion and God is condemnable and no chance be spared to condemn it! In modern world this barbaric action carried out in name of judicial religious theocracy has no place.