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To: rcksinc who wrote (6603)	5/15/2008 9:12:56 PM
From: robert b furman	Respond to of 41420

Hi Rcksinc, I think you've nailed it. Many stocks have a lot of short interest in them. If you go back to January/february,the short interest has declined as price has only gone up marginally. Price action has been slightly up with a very gradual slope. During the same time period ,short interest has gone down in many techs( at least those that I watch). This has made many shorts uncomfortable - a feeling of being trapped. You know - you buy the stock - hold during a dip and then break even then hold during the next drop and you never quite get back to what you paid for it. Sort of like boiling the frog - they just never jump out. Now we're on some very significant resistance 200 ma on many and on some we're seeing many golden crossovers occurring ( 50 crossing over 200). We are at a point where the rotation and advance could be explosive - poster child for this may well be Intc. Rare for this dog to be up over a buck. Things they are a changing. JMHO Bob