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To: Mike M2 who wrote (10987)8/14/2000 6:23:35 PM
From: Lucretius  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
i agree.. and yes.. it haws lasted MUCH longer... this fed should hanged.. what a bunch of fools... they are going to make the backside of this MUCH worse than it would have been if they would have doen their jobs long ago... its appropriate to have bubba waving goodbye tonight as we wave goodbye to the new era as well....



To: Mike M2 who wrote (10987)8/14/2000 7:13:39 PM
From: AllansAlias  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
Bull damage hilites:

S&P400: New high and high close. A few points now from breaking out of a 4 month pattern.

NDX/COMPX: Horiz getting blown away. A small DT line from July top still holding by a few points.

NYA: What can be added? If it pulls off the measured move I will be rich. -g

OEX: DT line from March high broken today. May's secondary high is now a couple of points away.

ValueLine: As with similar breakout in July, the DT line from Jul/99 was broken decisively.

BKX: Nothing but air now between today's big stick and dominant DT line.

INuts: After 4 shaky days this is a real nice stick.

SOXX: Nice technical damage. Biggest %-up stick since 2-Jun.

Utilities: Yet another new high.

XBD: Yet another, well, you know. Market must be anticipating a big influx of clownbux. (XBD can also be viewed as a decent leading indicator of decline, but I am sure this can't be so. -g)

Any charts that were not especially bullish have been excluded from this report. Ho. ho, ho.