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To: Rande Is who wrote (31906)	8/12/2000 7:28:42 PM
From: Baton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Help needed. I need to do some historical research for overnight follow through in NAZ, DOW and S&P indexes. In other words, I need data that will tell me the opening two hours follow through after the previous day's close. For example, what were the first two hours of trading on December 16, 1994 after a 48 point gain the previous day? Does anyone know of a source that I can find the opening two hours and the previous close going back say... 5-7 years? Any ideas? TIA Baton

To: Rande Is who wrote (31906)	8/12/2000 8:32:37 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

7 digits? I wish. But I could have (hindsight 20/20). Checking insider buying and it's been hot lately since their drops on UIS, ADIC and NOVL. IFMX has announced a new buy-back program. These bargains won't be around for long. I've loaded up and am just going to sit and wait for 50% minimum gains from here. LOR too. As for telcos this has got to be the bottom. Or damn close. VZ strike out to settle very soon. That will help. Otherwise you've got to watch LU, WCOM especially for entry points. T might take a little longer just because of the Market's perception of it being a ways off from cashing in on its core business, cable/internet. LU has now dropped 25 points recently and has a modest 38 PE. Put them on your watch lists anyway. The tide will turn. It always does. But of course it's August. A lot of people on vacation especially in Europe. That fact though does give some of us opportunities.