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To: Don Miller who wrote (2553)	4/28/1999 11:54:00 AM
From: BMcV	Respond to of 10280

Don, thanks for the info. The selling looks purely technical and your post confirmed that. The following caught my eye because I think it's probably true, given the huge volume we had on the initial sell-off: >>One caveat is the very high level of selling that occurred in the leg down from 110 to 80 - this can indicate exhaustion of the downtrend and foreshadow a reversal where prices start to trend higher. Exhaustion selling means that 'everyone who has wanted to sell has sold'. Or, the stock has been sold out to the extent that there is no one left to sell who wants to sell.<< By the way, anyone who trades with these programs deserves to have their head handed to them.