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To: Judy who wrote (24533)	3/20/1999 10:14:00 PM
From: Michael Rich	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 50167

Judy, Here is a list I see good cumulative block action: AHP, AOL, DIS, GE, GTW, HAL, HD, HWP, IBM, INKT, LLY, LSI, LU, MER, MOT, MRK, NKE, NT, PFE, QCOM, QNTM, SAP, SLB, TBH, TXN, WLA. Let's see if some of these will turn out to be expensive fishes.

To: Judy who wrote (24533)	3/21/1999 1:57:00 PM
From: Dave Shares	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

KEA Dear Judy, I have great respect for you as a trader and as an analyst. I am looking at some charts today, and notice how badly KEA has sold off lately. In the past, I have seen KEA in the 20s and thought about taking a position, did not pull the trigger, have seen a nice gain and have been disappointed to have not taken any position. Other than general sector weakness, I have not seen anything specific to KEA to indicate any fundamental weakness at this time. So let me ask you this, given that KEA is at a level where it is below any kind of support I can see, would it make sense to enter a position when it crosses back above its 10 day EMA, which is now slightly below 27 ? This appears to have been a decent strategy in looking at historical charts. Entry now at a point below any kind of support seems too risky, and I've never been a good bottom fisher. Your opinion is a valued one to me. Thank you and best wishes, David