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To: Paul Shread who wrote (40470)	10/17/2002 2:26:36 PM
From: Mike Learner	Respond to of 52237

"S" is killed today, down over $ 9. Bad credits are all over this market. IMO, these huge gap ups are another fresh attempts to hide things. They are killing Shorts and bears as they claim lately. Once bears are dead, I wonder who will buy these stocks once their prices start to fall since the inflated prices have no fundamental backing! There will be no bears to cover their positions! Kudo to those that got ride on this rally. Mike

To: Paul Shread who wrote (40470)	10/17/2002 2:40:09 PM
From: Kip518	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

10/17/02 02:31 PM ET RevShark: The market continues to meander a bit as traders position in front of Microsoft (MSFT:Nasdaq). Over on RealMoney Pro, Keith Keenan has some interesting data about how Microsoft and the Nasdaq have performed during the two weeks immediately after the last three earnings reports from Microsoft. Microsoft was down 5.2%, 9% and 5.3% after 4Q01, 1Q02 and 2Q02 respectively. The Nasdaq was down 1%, 8.7% and 5.6%. Clearly, the recent pattern has been that the Microsoft report has marked a short-term top. Will the trend continue? thestreet.com