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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (2208)	11/11/1999 11:16:00 AM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (2) of 3536

Hello Ron, Please excuse the delay on this answer. >>Yes, ... the boom will eventually end, but it will probably be the result of a demographic or crisis related event (world war.. etc), and everyone else will suffer just as terribly.<< I agree completely.....The recent turn up in the VLE and the RUT gives a lot of support to the notion that these economic facts in place today will continue for an extended period....without unexpected calamity. Yea, they'll be corrections and mild bear markets, but I do not expect a crash without some catalyst. BTW, I just read in the Wallstreet Journal 11/11/99 pg B8 that 2000 will be a peak cycle in Solar Storms and the U.S. power supplies are vulnerable as well as navigation and communication satellites. It will last through 2002. This might be the big surprise? Chip

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