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To: starbreak who wrote (27465)	12/23/2000 3:03:14 PM
From: Ron McKinnon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

the best I can do on the nasd chart support is to tell you to look at a two year chart the pay chart service that I use can not be posted here use a 200 day exponential moving average bollinger bands, 30 days you should see a congestion area from 2 years back in the 2100-2300 range also at the 2200 level the nasd was appox 4 standard deviations from the 200 day ema, just as it was 4 deviations over at the spring high rarely has it ever been that far removed in either direction I found this on another thread it really carries a message all the talk about old economy, old tech, new tech, value investing, momo vs Warren Buffet the chart shows that the end game over five years for NASD, DOW, S+P, and BRK was virtually identical kind of interesting that the average 5 year compounded gain was appox 15%, not that far off the 50+ year average equity return of 12% per annum so much for bubbles and bursts quote.yahoo.com