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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (18497)	9/25/1998 6:07:00 PM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 164684

>> You have set a high standard for yourself, and, IMO, your post didn't measure up. << Fair enough. Sorry to disappoint you. I'll try harder next time! >> Today was a huge follow-thru day for technology stocks << On weak volume, one thing I pointed out. >> and it seems you chose to comment from 30,000 feet. << Perhaps I am too young to understand this phrase, but what does that mean? >> If someone else had posted it, I imagine you would be all over him or her, citing the number of recovery (and in a couple cases, all-time) highs in technology leadership and the technology indices. << Ahh, I am beginning to understand. You think that my post was somehow not genuine? >> I know you are straight-ahead and thick-skinned << Sure. >> The post was weak, and you are a very smart guy. << I appreciate your frankness. I don't see what was so insincere about pointing out that I was skeptical of the quality of today's rally. I have been expecting a rally myself this week. I'm also beginning to suspect that this rally has weak foundations and will be short-lived. I think the A/D line on all 3 exchanges, the weakness in small caps, and the thin volume all are disturbing signs. One day doesn't make a trend, but judging the quality of a rally is important.