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To: Venkie who wrote (2591)6/28/2001 2:43:56 PM
From: T L Comiskey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 13815
 
Dee Haze <g>
Clears...hopefully.......

....Arms index soared to 2.03, which is a
very high level, and indicates the “give-up” mentality that is invading the market.
I don’t do these kind of historical scans, but suspect that the last 16 days, in
which 15 have produced an Arms index above 1.0 on 15 of them, ranks up there
close to an historical high. At the very least, I would guess that these long
sprees of panic selling pressure would turn out to be a great sign of a final
cleansing out that leads to a significant upward move.
In the same vein, despite the favorable advance/decline line on the NYSE
yesterday, only 4 of the most active 15 stocks were up. So in concert with the
very bullish action of the Smart Money Index, and the extremely bullish monetary
composite, the odds favor very highly a move up in the weeks ahead.
If you look internally in the market, you see the number of stocks making new
highs continues to slowly creep up, and those making new lows continue to
contract.....

D.Hays



To: Venkie who wrote (2591)6/28/2001 2:57:18 PM
From: freeus  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 13815
 
I wonder how long msft will be halted. I have 10 calls for 2003 (strike 100) wondering if I should sell them.
You may be right: we may have tech going higher for a while after this.
Freeus