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To: hpeace who wrote (27532)	1/13/1998 9:28:00 PM
From: kemble s. matter	Respond to of 176387

Steve, Hi!!! <<<Some of the bears are missing out....>>>>>>>>> I couldn't agree with you more...I'm quite sure you are referring to my last post...in detail .....your statement is precisely what SSB is saying....the game is over...no great news turned this around on Monday....it is worn out....toooooo many are afraid others are going to start buying with the earnings announcements coming and not that bad of news...you and I agree they kill this sector....scare everyone down..."tell all their buddies"....upgrade the sector and get back in.... Hey, bought another 1000 yesterday......thanks so much... Best, Kemble

To: hpeace who wrote (27532)	1/13/1998 10:44:00 PM
From: Jim Patterson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Steve, It's : Reality is only important when perception reverts back or is forced to deal with Reality. For a while there, a lot of real news come out, and it was bad. The market was forced to look at it, and it did not like it. Now for the past 2 days, the market forgot everything. Call it oversold, call it a bounce, call it the start of a new move. Untill INTC's numbers came out, Reality was forgotten and that good old perception that nothing can go wrong came back. I for one, think INTC's number was good, but not great and with very very concervative guidance, would not be suprised if the stock had trouble staying up. One would expect it to be up $4 Wed. But Dell will probably head higher for now. Not to worry, I am just early, I will be back. The trick is to not let the little things bother you. Jim