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To: Lucretius who wrote (118568)	8/30/2001 8:19:32 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

I see the non-dairy one has become a regular reader of this thread -ng- Fund Clowns Can't Hold Tech and Eat, Too By James J. Cramer 08/30/2001 05:40 PM EDT If I can't find it in aisles three through 12 of my local supermarket, I don't want to touch it. That's going to be the mantra of the mutual fund managers who see the pattern developing pretty clearly going into the last month of a quarter. What's amazing is that these managers, who used to decide themselves what stocks should go higher, are now scrambling. They don't have the firepower any more to move their own stocks. The only way they can buy the foods and the health cares is to sell their precious techs. I can't contrast this period enough vs. what went on in the last few years. The growth hounds always got more money in. They were always able to stabilize the downside and bull their stocks back up. They never sold, unless it was to buy another tech stock. Now they are, at last, not seeing new money come in. Ahh, now I have to ask the hard question: What happens when they finally see the money coming out? Stay tuned to the last third of the year. I think we are about to find out. Couldn't happen to a more arrogant, deserving bunch of clowns.