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To: Dale Baker who wrote (4547)4/19/1999 4:37:00 PM
From: JSBRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 118717
 
I have no doubt we will
see them again, but, in
the short term, I think
they are broken.

You're right, I am amazed
to see my value stocks trade
up in this market.....kinda
gives you a warm fuzzy :)

I don't think I will have an
opp to trade tomorrow since
my biggest client gets audited
tomorrow.

I'm not sure what I would want
to do in the market anyway.

Very interesting that the RUT
was only off 2%. Perhaps a
signal to be played.

It will be exceptionally interesting
to see what happens when the margin
calls come in tomorrow. Might make
for some good buying opps in the next
48 hours.



To: Dale Baker who wrote (4547)4/19/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: EyeDrMikeRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 118717
 
many of these internets were way overbought. look at AMTD at 188, or NTBK at 249.

Or even the NAZ 100 which more then doubled since 10-98.

Hopefully, this is nothing more then a healthy and necessary correction.

I still think the internets are only in their infancy, and with the new internet funds coming this year, will make internet valuations take off.

It is interesting to note that some of these internet stocks that have had huge gains this year, did hold some TA support lines in the midst of the bloodbath.

Others sold off on relatively low volume.

As far as EGRP and MSFT tomorrow, AMTD recently reported double analyst estimates, and EGRP may surprise as well. MSFT is off recents highs, and usually manages to do well at earnings time.

Mike