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To: Joe Smith who wrote (34447)	9/11/2000 3:59:56 PM
From: Rande Is	Respond to of 57584

Liquidation squeezes always start with a sharp gap up or morning run up. . . that signals the first day. And there are no examples I could find where day 1 did not have a sharp upward move first thing in the morning. I have yet to figure out the significance of that. . . I would hope it has nothing to do with large market orders placed on margin prior to the open. . . . but I would not be surprised if that was exactly the reason. And yes, news can supercede all indicators, analysis and otherwise. . . . Made no day trades today. . . and was unable to make the normal number of trades. I closed down slightly today. Can't win 'em all. If I weren't so busy with other work, it would be a 2 DVD evening. >g< Rande Is