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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (9619)	5/4/1999 10:31:00 AM
From: David Harker	Respond to of 10072

>If you do the math, a 10% correction from yesterday's close >would still have a DOW valued over 10,000. Ok. Yesterday's close = 11014.69, per: iqc.com So, subtract 10% and you get: 11014.49 - 1101.469 = 9913.221 Hmmmm...

To: Rocky Reid who wrote (9619)	5/4/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: Michael Coley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10072

RE: Math 101 Rocky Said: >> If you do the math, a 10% correction from yesterday's close would still have a DOW valued over 10,000. << 11014.69 (5/3/99 Close) -1101.47 (Minus 10%) ======== 9913.22 (Price after a 10% Correction) Gee, Rocky. Are you saying that 9913.22 is over 10,000? What part of math don't you understand? 0 (Rocky's credibility here) -0 (Minus 10%) == 0 (I guess you can't lose any more credibility...) - Michael Coley - bible-reading.com