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Strategies & Market Trends : CAVALRY'S SHORT BUSTERS - MAGIC EIGHTBALLS PICKS -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Due Diligence who wrote (1004)	10/12/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: Cavalry	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1637

dd sorry i took so lon to respond but just off another 3 day suspension 7 days suspension and another 3 days week later i was called a liar and a crook, asked one question on aznt, someone posted how aznt ceo had done personal bankruptcy in earlier days, asked one of the people who posted this if they had ever done a bankruptcy and si b threw me off told me he posted no off topic on aznt thread who could find his post with 6000 posts over there joke of jokes cav

To: Due Diligence who wrote (1004)	10/12/1998 10:55:00 AM
From: Cavalry	Respond to of 1637

my new system for the market, death spiral rebounds, first play IDTC around $15. net outflows in mutual funds far outpacing inflows, fund managers getting socked with massive redemptions, forcing them to sell holdings because they were all sitting on too little cash. people left in fund get hit with commisions on sales to pay back first to exit the fund. the mutual funds holdings are so large they are killing the prices on their major holdings as they are forced to liquidate positions. funds value drops, more people head for the door starts a vicious cycle. similar to daeth spiral in HMO's. health ones leave, rates rise more healthy ones leave due to increased rates, all hmo is left with are the ones who were too sick to get insurance elsewhere, rates rise and rise as hmo client base shrinks leaving only the sickest. same thing happening in market. IDTC 66% hel by mutual funds, forced liquidations i believe tanked share price from$28 to $13, sell off over, undervalued great entry point in $15-17 range cav