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To: donald sew who wrote (37038)	12/2/2000 12:03:03 PM
From: edward miller	Respond to of 42787

On the other hand, what if the Dow finally breaks down? At 7500-8000 the 5:1 ratio would be 1500-1600. I do not believe the Dow will hold 10K before the selling ends for good, and we start a new bull. Of course this is all obvious, but I thought a comment was worth making since a sharp drop in the Dow from here would be ominous.

To: donald sew who wrote (37038)	12/2/2000 12:35:51 PM
From: minorejoy2000	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Don, I try not to ask regarding individual stocks, but (only if you want and get time) would you look and see if we have 3 white soldiers on BRCM and if you'd say it means anything. Thank you. Mino

To: donald sew who wrote (37038)	12/3/2000 5:44:11 PM
From: Dan Duchardt	Respond to of 42787

Don, A visual aid for the Naz/Dow ratio quote.yahoo.com^DJI&d=5y&y=on Not to suggest that it is the expected outcome, but if the Dow were to regain the ground lost from the prior uptrend since it went "flat" in 1999, the old ratio could be restored without any additional decline in the Naz. One way or another, those lines will probably converge again. Dan