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To: velociraptor_ who wrote (36526)	4/18/2002 7:44:13 PM
From: heehee1	Respond to of 209892

< Earnings would have to increase by 3 fold for that.> Thats achievable... Pro forma of course. <g/ng>

To: velociraptor_ who wrote (36526)	4/23/2002 3:15:32 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 209892

2:10 (Dow Jones) Unless he sees evidence that panic selling is about to hit stocks, Hilliard Lyons technician Dick Dickson is sticking to worst-case support levels of 10000 on DJIA, 1080-1100 on S&P 500, and 1700-1720 for Nasdaq. Recent history appears to make it unlikely the market will head straight to these levels as market action should continue its one step forward, two steps back pattern. Look for more frustrating price action as averages slowly work to sustainable lows. While he is uncomfortable with the theme, he believes the growing popularity in small- and mid-cap stocks has further to run. DJIA up 5 to 10142, Nasdaq Comp eases 18 to 1740, and S&P 500 flat at 1107. (TG)