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To: William H Huebl who wrote (50005)	1/17/2001 3:09:26 PM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 94695

The Supreme Court did a flip-flop when they ruled for Bush given the way they have ruled in past years on the issues mentioned below. Because of their past rulings, I believe the Supreme Court should have stayed out of the 2000 election. They named Bushy Jr. as President. Of course, maybe those who voted for Busy Jr. felt that they should do so since Bush Sr. nominated a few if not all of them tothe Court--Mephisto ********************************************************************************************************* "In recent years, the Supreme Court has carried out what some observers call a states' rights revolution, tilting the federal-state balance toward the states in a series of 5-4 votes, with Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist leading the majority. Invoking states' rights, the justices struck down a law that made it a federal crime to possess a gun near a school, ruled that rape victims cannot sue their attackers in federal court and shielded state governments from federal age-bias lawsuits filed by their employees. However, the justices went against that trend in the presidential election case last month when they canceled the hand-recount of votes ordered by the Florida Supreme Court. The justices' 5-4 ruling, which in effect gave the presidency to Bush, was determined by the same five justices who ordinarily support states' rights". **************************************************************************************************** "In Florida, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on Thursday opened its two-day hearing investigating voting irregularities. The NAACP and other civil rights groups filed a class action lawsuit Wednesday in federal court on behalf of black Florida residents who say they were denied the right to vote in the Nov. 7 election. ``Many black voters in this state are saying we can't trust Florida to protect our rights to vote,'' she said, noting Bush supports states' rights. ``The irony of that, of course, is that Bush so quickly ran to the Supreme Court to say Florida couldn't manage its election.'' nytimes.com

To: William H Huebl who wrote (50005)	1/17/2001 10:02:14 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 94695

Mephisto knows what I think about Shrub in any case Analysis of end of Day Closing prices and recommendations in the US Stock Market, or the Den of Thieves & Swindlers This is the most effective list, but validate signals. Results are relative to the SPX and move relative to the SPX - Haim see more data & info including stock charts from this scan at: home.nyc.rr.com and also see Today Charts who are updated every several days Today is 01/17/101 Remember this is a computer scan only S&P Closed 1329.45 S&P Change 2.800 P/C Ratio 0.49 Neutral Recomandation Price Stoch. RSI RSI RS Change ROC% SELL SIGNAL ON AND 3.420 82.295 55 -1 -14 SELL SIGNAL ON ANN 27.875 75.051 55 0 -67 SELL SIGNAL ON BMCS 25.625 88.670 69 -5 -15 BUY SIGNAL ON FNM 79.750 24.015 48 3 0 BUY SIGNAL ON HIT 87.125 28.175 41 2 15 SELL SIGNAL ON KM 7.125 85.392 67 -12 -100 SELL SIGNAL ON LSI 22.860 84.148 58 5 -7 SELL SIGNAL ON MU 39.250 71.702 54 0 -4 SELL SIGNAL ON SGI 4.500 81.798 61 -1 -18 SELL SIGNAL ON SIGM 2.063 76.628 54 -4 -13 SELL SIGNAL ON PRST 12.750 82.520 56 -5 -39 BUY SIGNAL ON EWJ 10.875 22.193 42 5 11 SELL SIGNAL ON NSM 27.313 76.682 63 5 -27 SELL SIGNAL ON AV 15.063 90.830 62 -12 -363