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To: Sabrejet who wrote (110616)	9/21/2000 6:45:01 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 186894

Sabrejet, >What's the take on an event like this ending the bear market we are currently in? One has to think that after the selling tomorrow, we could see a reversal and the start of a new, somewhat conservative move forward. I'm not calling the bottom but one has to think that with the pullbacks in most issues, (LU, WCOM, MSFT, on and on...), a bottom isn't out the realm of possibility. I thought I was the resident optimist. Would be nice, but I think a lot of investors were holding their breath that no big tech would warn. Well... Tony

To: Sabrejet who wrote (110616)	9/21/2000 6:53:38 PM
From: Diamond Jim	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Sabre, check the markets from 1966 to 1982, I feel like the bear is just beginning. If gore gets in and tries to turn us all in to tree huggers, we will really slow but remember, you are saving a tree and making Scumbria happy too. What a hypocrite, doesn't Scum own a SUV? jim

To: Sabrejet who wrote (110616)	9/21/2000 8:20:08 PM
From: david_langston	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Sabrejet, What's the take on an event like this ending the bear market we are currently in? I think it depends on the volume that tomorrow's sell-off generates. The price drops we see now may only be an afterhour's "tempest-in-the-teapot" event that has been magnified by the limited volume (I'm not making a forecast here, just a suggestion). If the trading volume explodes tomorrow, then we could have the selling crescendo that I've been expecting to finally end this bear market. I think (could be wrong about this) if we see very delayed openings tomorrow, we might have the volume climax. If not, then there might be a partial recovery of these tech-stock drops tomorrow from these levels, but this d**n bear will continue to grind on us after that. Good luck, Dave