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To: James F. Hopkins who wrote (15387)	5/30/1999 2:44:00 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Off topic question... I am looking for a back issue of Stocks & Commodities magazine..Issue Feb. 1993 Vol. 11. In it there is an interview with Lazlo Birinyi ( my favorite guru)concerning his method of tracking money flow. If anyone might have it and be willing to share...I would like to try to get that article some how, thanks don green

To: James F. Hopkins who wrote (15387)	5/30/1999 3:25:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

To ALL; If you want an idea of what will happen Tuesday..then take a look Monday at these.. finance.yahoo.co.uk ----------- It's my contention that local money flow data has left out the fact that the Dollar is climbing and that Foreigners are the biggest sellers of our blue chips, ( they are getting a 5% to 6 % premium via the dollar going up ) . --------- You can also thank Creemspan for bailing out his investment banking fraternity friends last summer on the LTCM fiasco. Don't say he bailed out LTCM..as that was not the case It was the investment bankers that got all of LTCM's assets and them who he not only bailed out , but filled their cookie jar with his insidious 3 rate cuts in a row. Jim Meanwhile watch the blue chips in Europe , and keep an eye on the dollar. Try to picture an S&P not just at what it's trading for in dollars but where it would be adjusted to changes in the dollar index. It is a global market. stockcharts.com Keep in mind most of the gains we saw from OCT to FEB were at the expense of the Dollar..and that from FEB till now the Foreigners are seeing a better market than we do and are taking profits if you can call it that, as some of them had to hang on for dear life , and dollar adjusted the S&P is only up 8.3% from were it was almost a year ago & before the LTCM fiasco ...and it looks like it's going to take some of that gain back . ---------- Jim