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To: wizzards wine who wrote (9003)	10/23/1998 5:30:00 PM
From: Mr. BSL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34809

Hi Preston. I will start a chart based on your r2k/sp500 info. AOL has data going back to 1987. I guess I'll start the chart in October 1990. I have a midcap (PBHGX) and a small cap (RSEGX) heavy tech mutual fund on the radar screen. The big tech mutual funds are doing great for the time being. Good to have an indication of when things start to shift. Dick

To: wizzards wine who wrote (9003)	10/25/1998 12:15:00 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34809

Tom Dorsey was quoted in today's NY Times article below: nytimes.com Also seeing possibilities in the sector is Thomas Dorsey, president of Dorsey Wright and Associates, a Richmond firm that specializes in technical analysis. "The de Jager index can spring back just as fast as it fell," Dorsey said, and he recommends that investors buy call options on it. Major index components that have minor year-2000 exposure, like Unisys and the EMC Corp., are in good shape, he said, and several others, including Keane, are "great bottom-fishing plays."