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To: Chris who wrote (1041)	2/23/2001 11:52:18 PM
From: Chris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

i noticed qqq daily volume.. big sticks in volume last 2 days..

To: Chris who wrote (1041)	2/24/2001 12:09:30 AM
From: Trumptown	Respond to of 52237

<<he is a wrong-way indicator>> - well, he's been bullish for the last 10 months... SR

To: Chris who wrote (1041)	2/24/2001 4:00:42 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

<<on wallstreet week, acampora "just" turned bearish on naz. he is a wrong-way indicator. >> i avoid making decisions ever on establishing some one as a "wrongway indicator"--you got to make the decision yourself,imo. And the fact that Tom Glavine and Ralph Acampora are suddenly on my side is not going to make me say,gees i must now be wrong because they agree with me:) At times matters are so blatantly obvious even perma-bulls can "get it". i see the interest rate matter of "will they or won't they" and the market subsequent volitility has made the present market place into a laughing stock casino with the herd racing one way and then the other to place their bets. we are trading now in a sick market that is taking on all the farcical qualities i would expect before an avalanche ;however, i simply don't know how long the "follow the carrot" interest rate game can hold it up.we will see.max

To: Chris who wrote (1041)	2/25/2001 3:17:55 PM
From: Paul Shread	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 52237

Acampora set a downside target of 6500 when the Dow was at 7500 or so in October 1998, as I recall. It is not a stretch to call him a contrary indicator. On the other hand, a stopped clock is right twice a day. Maybe he's due to actually save people some money for a change. ;-) There haven't been a whole lot of analysts who've distinguished themselves this last year. Abby Jo called the top in tech -- but then told people to buy at 3700, so she gets one hand clapping. There was the guy who called the semi cycle peak last May whose name absolutely escapes me (definitely a call that deserves kudos). And I'll give points to Holly Becker at Lehman, who told people to sell Yahoo at 130 last August. And that is the short but distinguished list; any other candidates? I think Applegate's record isn't bad, as I recall, although he just turned more bearish too.