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To: bdog who wrote (23360)	11/22/1998 7:00:00 PM
From: Magnatizer	Respond to of 79308

From Money Daily weekend update TRICKS OF THE TRADE. The world can be a wacky place, especially when it comes to the methodologies investment pros use to predict the market. Consider Baird, which likes the "Bullish T-Bill signal." Last month, the discount yield on the 3 month T bill declined over 18 percent from its peak. It's only the 15th time since 1947 that such a phenomenon has occurred, and Baird says the average increase in the S&P 500 the year after this momentous event is 25.4 percent. Crazy? No more so than most of these things. hmmmmmmmmmmmm ht david

To: bdog who wrote (23360)	11/22/1998 7:32:00 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79308

Balkdog, XPRSA, FRNT: How much enthusiasm in the technicals do you think are (were) due to the threat of a holiday season strike by Fed X pilots? If the strength is (was) due to that, I'd have to express a note of caution. On Friday night the latest news was that the Fed X pilots agreed not to strike during the holidays. Funnymentals from left field, Doug R PS; as with most funnymentals this piece of info is subject to guesswork based on individual interpretation as to its overall importance in relation to the supply/demand situation of the particular securities involved.