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To: Dr. D who wrote (64047)	9/7/1998 10:14:00 PM
From: Jorge	Respond to of 176387

Don...I'm with you man, all the way...You, like me are apparently long with some doubts about this Market turnaround on Greenspan's "neutral" suggestion...If it doesn't happen every other thing that's been sending the Market down in recent days will all come back to front and center court...It could be ugly if rates don't get cut...Even if they do there are other factors going down the road that I sure wish I could get a better handle on, like GDP and Earnings for the next couple, three Quarters..That would give us a better handle to pin on the actual effects of Global econmic woes. Regards, George

To: Dr. D who wrote (64047)	9/7/1998 10:32:00 PM
From: freeus	Respond to of 176387

My Thoughts: We will have a fantastic up day tomorrow (buy Dell am, sell p.m.) and then the bear will continue on its not so merry way. Read IBD on this market A25 Tuesday.(tomorrow) I'll quote it if anyone wants me to unless someone can scan it in. Freeus

To: Dr. D who wrote (64047)	9/7/1998 11:08:00 PM
From: Dr. David Gleitman	Respond to of 176387

Reason #1:Money Managers out of town during the last two weeks of August. Reason #2: When there is too much doom and gloom, the market has bottomed out. Reason #3: The Fundamentals for the US economy are still intact. Reason #4: Market is way oversold. Reason #5: More and more investors are realizing quality of Dell Much concern was raised by analysts that there were too many new lows, where, for example, the top DJIA 50 would outperform the bottom 450. I've learned my lesson the hard way over the years. I'm only sticking to top dog winners. I think that more and more investors are learning this lesson. The rest can keep their KTEL's. BTW; good mention of Silicon Investor in the Sunday NY Times. Best of luck tomorrow to all. David