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To: Runomo™ who wrote (39002)	3/5/2009 2:58:13 PM
From: rogermci®	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207331

yesterday: 16:31 C Citigroup Director Roberto Hernandez bought 6 mln shares at $1.17-1.38 on 03/02 (1.13 -0.09) 16:37 C Citigroup CEO Latin America bought 1.5 mln shares at $1.24-1.25 on 03/03 (1.13 -0.09) 16:42 C Citigroup VC bought 100K shares at $1.26 on 03/03 (1.13 -0.09) 16:46 C Citigroup Controller bought 65K shares at $1.45 on 03/02 (1.13 -0.09) today: 14:31 WFC Wells Fargo Chairman buys 100K shares at $8.05 in transaction today (8.18 -1.47) Dey all dumbazzs. Don't dey know about da death of equities? Keep buyin dem calls: cboe.com

To: Runomo™ who wrote (39002)	3/5/2009 11:45:50 PM
From: okavango	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207331

From '87 thru '08, the 8-wk mov avg of bullishness has been lower than today's reading (25%) several times: In fact, every year from '88 thru '93 had a "low" 8-wk mov avg of bullishness < 23%. So, no record lack-of-bulls here. In response to Da Cheif's request for today's P/Cs, I would note that raw P/C, 5 and 10 day P/C mov avg's, and several other P/C thingies I measure all read lower (ie, fewer puts than calls) than they did mid-Feb, early & late Jan, late Nov, although we're finally rising here... IMO, it appears EVERYBODY is gaming lows, sentiment, oversoldness, etc and refusing to believe we go much lower. Man, who ISN'T looking for a bounce, let alone "the bottom"?