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To: JD Writer who wrote (41858)	5/25/1999 6:20:00 PM
From: Kaliico	Respond to of 120523

JD Writer : On the 200 dma... I am speaking in terms of inets here : Picking bottoms is hard, waiting for buying volume is better. The following i describe is risky buying behavior. I cant give you text book rules, i only draw on my experience of watching the inet cycles. When the panic sets in, as of today it has not yet or may not IMHO... many go to the 200 dma and below. Many you think are buys one day will lose another 50% of value on a panic day the next. The leaders or hot sectors, like YHOO AMZN NITE etc.....may only go down for only an hour to that level, you have to have your list prepared and be ready to buy with limit orders. Everyone talks of the bubble, fear and panic selling create great ops, but you must know the stock, preferably a blue blood first tier. Panics are rare... Jenna's method is everyday! a much better place for capital growth. MJY