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To: freeus who wrote (63007)	9/1/1998 3:48:00 PM
From: LWolf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

freeus re:> I dont think such an awful market can turn sweet so fast and be on its way again.<< I do. I think the bear gods were satisfied. The power brokers made their $$, and it's OK for the average investors / managers to try to recover. Laura btw... I'm not too cynical, am I?

To: freeus who wrote (63007)	9/1/1998 7:50:00 PM
From: Patric	Respond to of 176387

<< I don't think such an awful market can turn sweet so fast and be on its way again.>> Hope you're wrong, but despite (and recognizing) my generally optimistic bent and its limitations, believe you are probably right. However I do not think we shall see at any more 1-day disasters like yesterday this time around, and expect there will be at least a few solid stocks and the occasional sector that will do ok over the next few weeks. An alternate scenario, which I would REALLY like to see, would have the small-caps turning around first, fueled by all that cash people have been pulling out lately. I don't think there is any recent historical precedent for that kind of cycling, though. (Someone who has been around the markets a while and really studied them please correct me if I'm wrong about that). #B~}>