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To: Platter who wrote (39469)	3/10/1999 12:02:00 PM
From: Serge Ladouceur	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

This is from: osxstocks.com ------------- "Tuesday 3/9/99 PM: (...) There were many sell signals after today's action, including in the OSX itself. This should be the beginning of a short cycle downtrend in the sector. Friday 3/5/99 AM: Try not to get the "this is it" syndrome. Certainly the acute rise in the price of oil has helped the sector in the near term, the probability of going straight up from here is low. Look for a sell signal within the next 3 to 10 trading days." ------------- This sell signal is based on stochastics. I know the OSX is up 4.36 pts so far today. Any comments?

To: Platter who wrote (39469)	3/10/1999 12:13:00 PM
From: Gerald F Bunch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

TOO ALL I just received this in my email From: George <gclemen@calweb.com> Reply-To: gclemen@calweb.com Organization: NOESIS To: UPDATE NOESIS <update@oil-gasoline.com> Subject: oil-gasoline.com EARLYBIRD REPORT I see that 2.9 million barrels of crude oil miraculously reappeared in the inventory this week, despite a downturn in crude oil imports and a slight increase in crude oil inputs. The inventory of crude oil rose from 331.5 to 334.4 million barrels, inputs increased from 14.42 to 14.49 Million BPD and imports decreased from 8.949 to 8.653 million barrels per day. The best explanation seems to be that there WAS a reporting error last week in the crude oil inventory data (no way to determine whether it was intentional or not -- but it sure is strange that the same glitch turned up in several data bases). On the other hand, in response to last week's report, many small producers reported to me that they have turned back production in U.S. fields as much as 25%, some of it easily recoverable -- other wells are shut in permanently. Finally, the web site is in the process of spinning off from NOESIS and is now a separate company called "oil-gasoline.com." Stay with us to see the new, improved site. . . coming soon to your computer!!!! --George oil-gasoline.com <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML> I see that 2.9  million barrels of crude oil miraculously reappeared in the inventory this week, despite a downturn in crude oil imports and a slight increase in crude oil inputs. The inventory of crude oil rose from 331.5 to 334.4 million barrels, inputs increased from 14.42 to 14.49 Million BPD and imports decreased from 8.949 to 8.653 million barrels per day.  The best explanation seems to be that there WAS a reporting error last week in the crude oil inventory data (no way to determine whether it was intentional or not -- but it sure is strange that the same glitch turned up in several data bases). <P>On the other hand, in response to last week's report, many small producers reported to me that they have turned back production in U.S. fields as much as 25%, some of it easily recoverable -- other wells are shut in permanently. <P>Finally, the web site is in the process of spinning off from NOESIS and is now a separate company called "oil-gasoline.com."  Stay with us to see the new, improved site.  .  .  coming soon to your computer!!!!   --George <A HREF="http://www.oil-gasoline.com">http://www.oil-gasoline.com</A></HTML> Regards GB