      This was the first of a two-part strategy. I didn't know whether ornot the market would rally before caving in during the last 20 minutes oftrading, so I sat patiently on the sideline after 3:00 p.m. The market didrally, and sharply. I could have made quite a bit of money had I gone longat this point, but my strategy was to get short, and I didn't think therally would be a sustained one. (I was actually surprised how strong itwas.) The market, which was in negative territory all day long, almost wentpositive. Surprised as I was, I "knew" it would not go into positiveterritory and anticipated that within 30 points of positive, the final sell-off would begin. At -40 on the day, with the market still rallying, Istarted offering GE short, because it looked overextended and had startedto go sideways on considerable volume. As soon as I had the desired shortposition in GE, I saw DuPont level off and start to spike in volume, so Ioffered it short. The Ticks started to fade at that point and then spikeddownward about 300 points within a minute, which was a clear indicationthat sell programs had been initiated.