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To: swedelo who wrote (4266)	1/27/1999 8:37:00 PM
From: scouser	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

Just a reminder re news... lets hope my post # 4196 comes to fuition soon. also looking forward read this? Newsire, re the january effect. January Predictor Holds Ups Market watchers also believe the month of January will forecast the year's market outcome. "The rule - as January goes, so goes the market - has held up pretty well," McElroy said. He drew this conclusion after looking at the stock market's history for the past 70 years. He found that about 80% of the time, when January is positive for the stock market, the rest of the year is positive. However, the reverse does not hold - when January is negative, the market can go either way for the year. "My only explanation for this phenomenon is that both January and the overall year are usually positive, so naturally they appear to have some kind of relationship," McElroy said.

To: swedelo who wrote (4266)	1/27/1999 9:17:00 PM
From: Nittany Lion	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

swedelo, There is no mention of Access World on the Access Systems Ltd. web page so I would "guess" they are not connected especially since one has to do with software and the other marketing: access.com.au I too have combed thru the Austrian Lottery page the last few days looking for a mention of "Winners" since that would probably be the only word I would recognize - as yet nothing. If someone out there speaks German, it would be helpful to have a translation of any important information. Here is a copy of an article I found referencing the Austrian Lottery website: Austria Bets on Internet Europe, like the United States, has a strong and well-developed lottery system, and the state lottery of Austria has become the first to takes its wares to the Internet. Using a software package provided by Access Systems of Sydney, Australia, the Austrian lottery now is offering live cash gambling on its site, webclub.at. Officials of the Austrian lottery say they chose Access because of the ready availability of the system, its accompanying tools-a package known as the Games Development kit-and testing processes that matched the high standards of the Austrian lottery's own development activities and that of Australia, which the Austrian lottery calls "one of the toughest sets of probity and regulatory standards in the world." - January 7, 1999 Gary