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To: Andre who wrote (6930)	10/27/1997 4:42:00 PM
From: Michael Coley	Respond to of 10836

RE: Tomorrow a big up day? *OFF TOPIC* >> I speculate that it won't close below 7,000. I think tomorrow will be a big 'up' day. << I think you're probably right, but you never know. Sentiment seems to have turned on a dime here, and the DOW closed (early) on a down note. We might see more selling before it turns around. I do think that DOW 7000 will be a very strong support, and would not be surprised to see the rebound start from there. I wouldn't be surprised to see new highs on the DOW (8300+) in three to five weeks. - Michael Coley - i1.net

To: Andre who wrote (6930)	10/27/1997 4:47:00 PM
From: Jack Gibson	Respond to of 10836

Andre: I agree. Tomorrow sees a strong rally. ( the wild card is the action of the foreign markets.) If not, I feel sure that Alan Greenspan will have encouraging remarks to make in his test- imony on Wed. Hopefully, the wage report due out tomorrow will be benign; if so, a strong rally should take place. How long it will last??????? Abby Joseph Cohen said today that this is a market event, not an economic one, nor political. Fundamentals are just the same as they were when we were at 8300. This market will be back, and soon. Cheers and luck to all, Jack Gibson PS BORL held up quite well; lost some 6%. Many stocks lost 10, 12, 15 %.