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To: NightOwl who wrote (3197)	2/21/2008 3:48:30 PM
From: dvdw©	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5034

Notice anything about this data and the data being generated today? In March 2000 the # of Companies making up the markets total Naz Float 4947 companies participating; March 2000 Average Daily Volume 2,723,800,795 Today we are at 3272 companies, in the Naz............ Yesterdays vol was 2.3 billion shares........ How do you Spell operating above the markets legal authorized gross float? System antics. They are desking everything, in their routine to sustain the market as a market of ewaves, or any other schools of TA, that any and all pundits can rationalize. Bunk.....all bunk. The markets sold out, short interest is off the charts record versus total relative supply. The markets gross float is more than 50 % reduced...... This is all social engineering....thank your favorite politician for looking the other way. Keep counting, because price is indeed an artifact.

To: NightOwl who wrote (3197)	2/22/2008 6:56:30 AM
From: rrufff	Respond to of 5034

Mr. PChuang and Mr. NightOwl - excellent posts with respect to the current mortgage insurance crisis. The media misses what affects "us" most. We have different sets of moneyed interests, who have set up pools to theoretically make billions on obfuscated opaque derivatives, that claim to take the inefficiencies out of the system a penny (or fraction of a penny) at a time, until the "investors" get a few billion bucks, (give or take a few). Yet, when it goes wrong, who pays? Is it the hedge fund billion dollar promoter loved by "crusaders?" Is it the management of the insurers who created extra pennies at the cost of nice fees and inordinate risk? NOPE Look in the mirror.