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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (13754)	11/29/2000 6:29:56 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

EDIT AT BOTTOM Gateway is killing everything At any rate consolidation may reduce the issues but seldom the amount of shares , if anything because they usually pay a premium and in shares we wind up with more shares in the market. Then the splits put more shares in the market, then 6mo+ after the IPO festival come the release of the all the restricted shares. I don't think a plain jane count of issues can give us the kind of data of whats reliable enough to nail down any supply side end to stocks. Except say when the amount of issues run to extremes. ---------- Damm Gateway just came out with bad news and it's spilling over into all the computer and chip stocks, hell after hrs damm near all mo mo tech is in a panic. Looks like I get to buy something tomorrow. Shit it's bad ...GTW down 9.5 Intc dwn to 37 and change dell dwn to 19 and change ,msft yhaoo they are all taking hits CSCO holding at 51..but the others are running all dropping ...futures will likely lock limit down and the indexers will start selling on the open. It could get bloody. Jim