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To: Jenna who wrote (119631)	12/19/2000 9:36:23 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

JBL Change: -6 5/16 How can you be bullish when your investment can be cut by 25% on an earnings shortfall?

To: Jenna who wrote (119631)	12/20/2000 7:41:22 AM
From: SirRealist	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Hi Jenna; wondering if there's any value in the notion that stocks considerably lower than they began the year are likely to face tax-loss-selling pressure till the end of 12/28, and blimps, even declining blimps, may ramp up till then before their final deflation in January. Or are notions things you buy at a fabric store? <GG> I'm not saying this holds true across the board, because we know certain sector outlooks will drag some down now. But if there's a chance that most stuff above 1/1/2000, or near, stand a chance of rising to close out December, the list here might give you some candidates to consider: Message 15053707 I've added a few possibles to it after reading through here this a.m.: TIBX PWER MERQ QLGC MANU IDPH ELNT And a non-tech I wished I'd had long and (dummy me!) I noticed at the top and shoulda shorted: bigcharts.com (BTW, My charting suggests CSCO may take 40 today and 37 in Jan.... and I'm looking for 2422 as my NASDy reversal point and December bottom. But I chart weird.)