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To: Jim Kendall who wrote (37743)	2/18/1999 2:14:00 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 95453

My take still is that this OSX bear is near its demise, but ain't quite over yet. I say this for three reasons: Peristent low volume in most issues even on rallies which I view as quite bearish. A number of issues have recently made new lows. The overall stock market looks to go a lot lower in the weeks ahead. The A/D line is back near the October lows despite a huge rally in many big cap stocks. Small cap stocks continue to perform poortly and anything related to commodities has been a total disaster. Having followed the market for several decades I have never before seen such extreme divergences. Much more extreme than 1972/73 which foreshadowed the worst bear market of the post war era.