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To: TobagoJack who wrote (1717)	2/22/2001 5:14:16 AM
From: garnett50	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3256

what exactly is your agenda? Bashing and negativity is so easy a path; simple way to vent the spleen, isn't it? Anything good to say, about anything? Any company? Just wondering.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (1717)	2/22/2001 8:11:32 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3256

Thank you for your early warning on GE; BUT Market takes a down turn, you have to see if it is "taking out the weak hands"; in which case it will later have immediate nice moves. I have a bulletin on this subject yesterday on "analysis class for beginners" thread before the 204 point drop on the Dow. As far as dividends go, whatever the amount; it is always priced into the bid and ask offer or auction action on the NYSE. I don't see any of your view on the economy and GE. I was told by specialists on the NYSE that every sell has a buyer and economy treats all companies the same and market is always 6 month to a year ahead in valuation(meaning the individual value stay the same in bad economy relative to other companies which will all be bad, no one single company can be singled out for any devaluation unless they outperform others for a gain in valuation). Analysts' valuation usually reflect earnings estimate in bad economy situation. Performance slightly above analysts' estimate gets the reward. Over estimaates and under estimates are bad for stock prices. Analysts' estimates are always agreed by the management before they are published. Whether economy is bad or not is still a question mark at the present. Crashes are momentum driven by fear and gloom(take out the weak hands theory). This is, of course, beyond technical and fundamental analysis. It is a market making analysis.