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To: Christopher who wrote (3094)	1/16/1998 4:41:00 PM
From: Todd D. Wiener	Respond to of 14266

Here's an excerpt from a Reuters blip about today's Nasdaq performance: >>Lingering concern over Asia's economic turmoil, however, kept investors away from thinly traded small-capitalization issues, generally viewed as more risky than their high-volume, large-cap bretheren. "They (investors) want to feel they can get in and get out," one trader said. "So they're staying away from small-caps."<< That's very amusing. The "investors" want to get in and get out. Gee, that sounds a lot more like trading than investing. And according to the indices, "investors" didn't stay away from small caps, as the Russell 2000 rose 1.05%, but the Nasdaq Comp. rose only 1.01%. Just my perspective. Todd