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To: donald sew who wrote (38718)	4/8/1998 11:37:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 58727

That's what is scary. From his own school of thought....as good as he may be at it....the great move is after expiration, in other words....the move to 8150 that you point out. 8150? That number sounds familiar, Did I say 8250 or something? I'm sure I said something very important. But seriously, I agree 100%. I don't see a straight-line crash to any low 8000 number. I wish everyone well, but. but but but. I think Beebs gave us a link to a fellow who was a good T/A guy. His Profile said something like "Can't Dis me anymore, I went thru the Crash of October 27, 1997" There are too many people who cannot pick up on the concept, if you catch my meaning.....if you get my drift.