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To: Far Side who wrote (47408)	2/14/2001 6:27:13 PM
From: Qone0	Respond to of 57584

Far Side, I look at the markets differently than most people. I see them as the law of supply and demand in its purest form. The supply is every share in the float. The demand is a few new investors buying some of those shares. So the supply side is always in control. The price of a stock or a market is determined by the lowest price the supply will sell for. Not by what the demand will pay for it. When I saw the negative spin the market media put on AG`s testimony. Followed by no volume selling. That told me the supply was not selling.