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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (23463)	8/6/1998 12:30:00 PM
From: P.T.Burnem	Respond to of 94695

SP500 is down almost 10% off its all-time high, and the bulls are desperately trying to keep their "10% correction" story alive. $100M is a chump's change compared to what they might lose in a bear market. They may yet succeed in August, but even if the do, the market is likely to sink to new lows this fall. PTB

To: Oeconomicus who wrote (23463)	8/6/1998 12:31:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 94695

BOB; LOL , RE> Gee, I though we had a level playing field. and PS: They didn't say, but could that program have been from Goldman? <<< The playing field is slanted for the insiders,and you know it ! There is so much they never say !!.. Like there is no earthly reason they can not feed us a running number of short sales, except it would level the field too much. I have no idea if it was Goldman that did the big buy program, there is a lot of speculation on that. But Goldman is not some super power, Fidelity could eat them up and spit em out without missing a beat. While Fidelity is the biggest of the Funds, I respect the Janus Family the most for their ethics, and the Royce Funds also have my respect, while Dryfus is low on my list, it's not the worst. I see some Funds that are nothing but dumping grounds for dieing stocks and they are ripping off 401k money left and right from people who think they are building a retirement, it's a disgrace that the SEC is not on their case. Jim