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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (10318)	1/10/2003 3:38:34 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

<<Remember there are so few companies left on the naz, volitility has to increase I would think >> True, but there are still plenty of "patsies" trading on Naz....I think the volatility is simply being caused by major indecision.....folks have their fingers sitting nervously on the BUY and SELL buttons...both the small guy and the big boys, if you check level2......people want to buy the dips, but are quick to take profits and go back to cash.....a small rise also gets people buying because they dont want to be left behind if the bull is rearing his head...then at the slightest sign of a downtick, people are selling and running scared, not sure if the market will rally or fall off the cliff........Like I said earlier, the volatility is great for position day traders, but I would prefer a more "normal" market where one can buy, feel comfortable and not feel like they need to watch it like a hawk for fear of losing 80% in a week.....