he he he....go look at netscape.com under the finacial quote section. An AMAZING drop in the stock market!

SYMBOL PRICE CHANGE
DJIA 10,819.30 -98,635.70
Nasdaq 3,672.78 +42.69
S&P 500 1,451.17 -9.82
As of April 27, 2000 1:00 pm ET

in case that doesn't format well, the netscape page is claiming the DOW dropped 98,635.70 points!!!!!

ARGH! Where is the nearest window!?!?!?!?!

-- Junkyard Dog (sniffing@round.the.net), April 27, 2000

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	MARKET CENTER Stock Quotes by SALOMON SMITH BARNEY Symbol Name SYMBOL PRICE CHANGE DJIA 10,803.40 -98,651.60 Nasdaq 3,668.82 +38.73 S&P 500 1,448.80 -12.19 As of April 27, 2000 1:10 pm ET -- maybe the table will help (Attention OTBFR: if this@doesn't format. go ahead and delete with my permission), April 27, 2000. I'm not sure that's a Y2K problem; more like your standard computer glitch. That's one of my favorite theories as to why Y2K caused no major problems. The world is full of software glitches that pop up on a day to day basis in any enterprise. Y2K was just a few more problems in a sea of glitches that the world seems well able to handle. Of course, if the DOW does in fact now drop 98,637 points, I'll start believing all that "cascading cross default" BS. -- E.H. Porter (Just Wondering@About.it), April 27, 2000. Moderation questions? read the FAQ