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To: avanti77 who wrote (16349)	11/16/2000 12:12:56 PM
From: horsegirl48	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19374

Interesting thought the shorts r looking to go long, which I see happening. Market wants so bad to rally you can feel it. If the Pres. thing ever is settled in our lifetime, I say market goes up. HG48

To: avanti77 who wrote (16349)	11/16/2000 12:50:35 PM
From: Guardian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19374

Internet funds face a slow death SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - It's starting to happen. Internet mutual funds are dying. A slow death. And the only investors interested in them these days are the "scavengers." cbs.marketwatch.com

To: avanti77 who wrote (16349)	11/16/2000 7:53:08 PM
From: Vendit™	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19374

I honestly think 3000 will be tested again tomorrow and possibly the recent lows of last week in the 2800s. Nasdaq daily short term bearish: askresearch.com 15 minute chart shows next intraday support at 3025. If broken then 2960 is next support. Basically over-sold with no reversal signals in place yet so lower we will go after open IMO. askresearch.com 30 minute chart confirming both daily and 15 minute bearish. askresearch.com Now what am I going to do? :8-) (be a bottom fisher of course!) ORCL has proved to be my new favorite Donna stock. Out this morning at open, in and back out just after lunch today. I would not feel uncomfortable having to go long in the #2 software co in the world with a PE in the 20s. <g> askresearch.com Note the gap at $26.