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To: Les H who wrote (34318)	10/29/2000 4:36:11 PM
From: UnBelievable	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Do We Rob Dow to Pay Dung This WeeK? Its a good thing no one really cares about $NYX. Remember when it broke out to new all time highs. All chart chasers are doomed. <gg>

To: Les H who wrote (34318)	10/29/2000 7:14:23 PM
From: marketing1	Respond to of 42787

Please excuse my intrusion into your board, however it seems to me that there is something rather basic missing. I have been lurking for quite a while And respect a lot of knowledge here especially in TA However, How about supply and demand ??? Cash flow into US Equities/money markets/bonds Too simple ? Perhaps I have watched the markets the last few years and It seems that when too much money backs up on the sidelines It causes it’s own “pent up” momentum (demand) I am use to hearing CNBC this time of year saying “whoa! Reports are there is a lot of money----- A lot of money (next week) A LOT OF MONEY ON THE SIDELINES JUST WAITING TO BE DEPLOYED BUT CNBC isn’t saying that this year And that is worrisome And I just looked at AMG data regarding cash inflows I thought “merde”, allstocks.com Where is this pent up demand ? I don’t see it. I am the forever optimist But it might be a very long winter PS – sorry, to post and run - I am on vacation in Belgium right now visiting my 20 year old daughter who is studying for school (HEC) tomorrow. My life is temporarily governed by her schedule.