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To: American Spirit who wrote (79590)	7/6/2001 7:00:02 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

There were inflows into mutual funds but many managers might have been on vacation. Explains part of the low volume and the severe drops we saw in stock prices after profit warnings. We had actually seen gains after warnings in the week before...another sign of buyers being on vacation. There was little new supply this week. What happened to the cash? My guess is that funds took the money in but will buy later. Just a small positive for the bullish case (at least to put a support on the Nasdaq..maybe) but something bigger is needed such a good earnings report and outlook from a large cap tech. Otherwise, it does not look good near term. trimtabs.com TrimTabs Mutual Funds Flow News - Latest July 5, 2001 $1.3 Billion Inflow To Equities The Week Ending Tuesday, July 3, 2001 Director of Research Carl Wittnebert estimates that all equity funds had inflows of $1.3 billion over the four business days ending ending Tuesday, July 3, compared with inflows of $3.5 billion during the prior week. Equity funds that invest primarily in US stocks had inflows of $100 million, compared with inflows of $2.8 billion the prior week. International equity funds had inflows of $1.2 billion, compared with inflows of $700 million the prior week. Bond funds had inflows of $900 million, compared with outflows of $400 million the prior week. Hybrid funds had zero flow this week, compared with inflows of $100 million the prior week.

To: American Spirit who wrote (79590)	7/6/2001 7:02:31 PM
From: CF Rebel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Cut the crap. You'll find a home here: Subject 51102 CF Rebel

To: American Spirit who wrote (79590)	7/6/2001 7:06:13 PM
From: Davy Crockett	Respond to of 99985

Congratulations... A nice honest post... I hope EMC bounces back for u & u can sell on the rally. BTW, I don't think Bush has anything to do with what is happening today... edit: let me rephrase that... Bush or any President would be hard pressed to find a solution to the malinvestment of capital that occured over the last 5 to 10 years. He is powerless IMHO through no fault of his own... Regards, Peter

To: American Spirit who wrote (79590)	7/6/2001 7:24:44 PM
From: TWICK	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

"Assuming the worst is behind us" Based on what ? IBM coming into attractive buy range ? Where do you see that attractive buy range ? siliconinvestor.com and based on what ? Just because EMC and AMD got spanked ? Twick

To: American Spirit who wrote (79590)	7/6/2001 7:38:44 PM
From: TWICK	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

SCNT, and KMAG ?? Are these short-term hopefuls, or are you building a long-term position ? siliconinvestor.com Don't mean to be insulting, but you remind me of that kid trying to nurse a dying rat back to health in the movie "The Wall". The rat died.

To: American Spirit who wrote (79590)	7/6/2001 9:15:23 PM
From: eichler	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 99985

Hey AS, Without the politics (the consensus is no political trash talk here on this thread - hehehe - got enough PM's the last time I indulged to get it through my thick skull - lol), this is actually one of the best posts I've read from you. No stock hyping, an honest expression of the exasperation a great many traders/investors must be feeling...not bad reading... Actually feeling a bit indignant for you... haven't seen hide nor hair from you in a while...I assume you're just quietly minding your own business...then you have to read several posts practically calling you out here...only to get dumped on after you appear. It's not fair, I tell you! ggg Anyway, don't let it bother you...I suspect you have had plenty of practice as far as having to deal with unpleasant posts... <This market is a bitch.> Only in comparison to the amazing long term bull enjoyed until spring 2000. Now it is a trader's market. Down (mostly) with Up mixed in here and there just for fun.... Without chart reading skills, I think "investors" are going to take it on the chin for a while yet. Buy the dip? Better not forget to take the profits before the next dip. LTBH is going to suck for some time to come, IMO. Regards, Eichler