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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (55626)	10/15/1998 11:12:00 PM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Respond to of 58727

Here is what I have..but I cant get into BMI at the moment to recheck.. lost the password but think about that post from Steve...under .50 Thursday and Friday... so yours may be reversed... also...a 3.98 reading (yesterday) is not considered a sell signal to me...I need to it get in the lower 3.9 to even consider it So...if we dont see this sell signal work...look for a change in direction in the market trend 7 0.950 5.26 8 0.480 4.11 9 0.520 3.92 12 0.870 3.85 13 1.190 4.01 14 0.920 3.98 15 0.410 3.91 To: +Papaya King (4337 ) From: +PnclNk Thursday, Oct 15 1998 10:55PM ET Reply # of 4339 Well, I managed to finally pull my fingernails out of my scalp and am ready to live another day. Any of you brainiacs know if this is significant? From thestreet.com: In other Fed-related news, the central bank said discount window borrowing averaged $145 million a day for the week ended yesterday. That level is up from a total of $300 million in borrowing for the entire week ended Oct. 7. The discount window is usually reserved for emergency borrowing by banks faced with insolvency. Best of luck to everyone. Pencil Neck