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To: Sully- who wrote (64982)	5/9/2002 5:45:36 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Lillie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

I certainly noticed as I bought heavy in BRCD and EMLX on Monday. Nas was almost flat(-4) and they dropped like stones late monday and Tuesday, when they had been outperforming over last few months. Then in afterhours they started roaring back and continued to rock on Wed. I was able to sell for a profit. Left over a point on each on the table, but was happy to be out with any kind of gain after being down so huge. Im sure they sucked up all kinds of stops on those drops. Crazy me is back in both tonight. Believe we will get a gap big enough for a half to full point on each. Jeff

To: Sully- who wrote (64982)	5/9/2002 7:37:28 PM
From: Dave Gore	Respond to of 99280

Well, I agree except that I don't think our reaction would have to be that extreme. Pulling all our money out of the Markets wouldn't be necessary. Flooding email to Sen. Levin and CNBC might be make a wave. Maybe. But I have always been a big believer in expressing myself, even if the reaction I got wasn't what I hoped. I have my expectations set appropriately, believe me. Still that doesn't stop me from expressing myself. Plus I am learning on the new manipulation thread so far, that most people totally accept manipulation and advise thinking like the crooks to succeed. I wasn't expecting that.