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To: Skipperr who wrote (13087)5/6/1999 9:55:00 PM
From: donald sew  Respond to of 99985
 
Skipperr,

>>>>> Even with all the volatility and big recent downdrafts, can you believe $2B net inflows to Equities($3B into funds that invest primarily in US stocks)this week? Check it out! trimtabs.com
Looks like J6P just keeps pouring it in :-} <<<<

I believe Trim tabs includes appreciation where AMG does not:
amgdata.com

Last week Trim Tabs showed that the inflow was over 5 BILLION, so from
last week to this week there was a decline of over 3 BILLION.

AMG is also showing a decline of over 3 BILLION from last week also, and according to them the inflows was flat.

I prefer to watch the rate of change. I have been tracking AMG and it
appears that the average per week was around 3 BILLION per week and for TRIMTABs it was closer to 5-6 BILLION since the beginning of the year. So in both cases its a decline from the average, and a sizeable decline.

However, there is a caution for the overly bearish and that is it does not take much money to just move up the DOW, while the NAZ is dropping.

seeya



To: Skipperr who wrote (13087)5/6/1999 10:26:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins  Respond to of 99985
 
Skipper; Better read
trimtabs.com
and read it good, as 2B net last week is not really
a drop in the bucket, the new IPOs eat that up as a snack,
and all it does is go into someone else's pocket.
Liquidity is low , & a correction is in progress.
The New J6ps won't last long when they lose thier money,
the small cap bubble is setting up a killing field.
Jim