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To: LLCF who wrote (122)	10/7/2000 2:11:26 PM
From: PMG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4583

re: is this perceived as the sell off? 15:30 ET Dow -192, Nasdaq -150, S&P -37.84: [BRIEFING.COM] It was bearish earlier in the session, it turned ugly and now it is getting scary... This has not been the massive sell off related to a particular event, this is worse... Despite the dramatic declines over the last month, the indices have yet to reach a level low enough to bring investors back into the fray... Over the last two weeks the Dow had remain confined slightly above its 1998/2000 trendline while the Nasdaq slowly began to catch up... Today both of the indices have staged a bearish breakout through their respective trendlines... Volume has been very heavy but there have been no signs of capitulation yet, merely a constructive meltdown... DJTA -33.08... DJUA +3.79... SOX -41.54... DOT -48.65... XOI -4.42... BTK -30.40... NYSE Adv/Dec 831/1959... Nasdaq Adv/Dec 948/2991.'