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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (11395)5/8/2002 2:11:21 PM
From: stockman_scott  Respond to of 57684
 
Market Commentary by Leigh Stevens 5/8/02, 1:34:55 PM

Index Update: COMP - The Nas Composite appears to also be faltering at its upper hourly trend channel line and the 5 & 21-hour stochastics are crossing over to downside. If the COMP can't take out the intraday high at 1677.62, looks like this is an area to play for a short-term downswing. Unlikely, even if this is a bottom that its just going to up, up and away. Ditto on OEX and QQQ as far as their technical picture here. QQQ has gotten quite close to my projected resistance at 31.7 - intraday high is 31.51. If there is a decisive further advance taking out 32 on an hourly closing basis, then this would be a breakout move.



To: Bill Harmond who wrote (11395)5/8/2002 2:16:22 PM
From: stockman_scott  Respond to of 57684
 
11:18 ET General Electric reaffirms earnings targets (GE) 32.15 +1.50: Co reaffirms that it remains on track to deliver earnings in 2002 of more than $16.5 bln ($1.65-$1.67 per share before accounting changes), and remains comfortable with consensus estimates for double-digit earnings growth targets in 2003. Co had previously reiterated its 2002 guidance on April 24.