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To: 4rthofjuly007 who wrote (53289)	4/18/2002 6:53:53 PM
From: Jim Cash	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

This thread is for short term traders. My point is the 51.87 printed tonight will NOT be taken out tomorrow. I don't care if you think it is "Not very much of a prediction". The point I was making is the afterhours market is controlled by extreme fear and greed. It is very illiquid and LOT's of times you will see the highs and lows made in afterhours.

To: 4rthofjuly007 who wrote (53289)	4/18/2002 7:14:32 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 99280

MSFT biz pretty strong. Trading over 55 AH. Quite a ride from the initial drop. Too many people get confused by MSFT earnings. Analysts will be positive on the stock, I would bet on it. With the biggest inflows in the market in a long time, a rally tomorrow is a safe bet while shorts mark the MSFT earnings as the turning point----no one in their right mind would have have expected a significant revenue increase into the June quarter. Turning point as we get a mother of all short covering rallies in the coming days, maybe even starting tomorrow. Heck, even NT is not forecasting further declines in the next quarter.<g> Amgdata out at 7pm today. Inflows to Equity Funds total $7.9 Billion for the week ended 4/17/02 - the largest inflow since 5/2/01, and the largest ratio of funds reporting inflows/outflows since January. All domestic & international equity sectors report inflows, except Gold/Natural Resources and Energy. International Equity Funds report inflows ($2.1 Billion) to all emerging & developed regions, except Japan. Inflows accelerate to International & Global Debt Funds. Taxable Bond inflows total $853 Million - with 3/4 going to Investment Grade & High Yield Corporate Bond Funds. Government Bond Funds investing in Treasuries & Mortgage-backed securities report the first outflows of the year. Money Market Funds report outflows ($18.5 Billion).