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To: Ritch who wrote (2402)	2/3/2000 8:05:00 PM
From: Voltaire	Read Replies (3) of 35685

Hi Ritch, yes, I sure have changed my mind and I am convinced China basically changed a lot of that. It's like I said last night, it is as if nothing can affect this market because nothing really has. what is going t do it, hell I can't think of anything and it seems to be gathering steam at the same time. I personally feel the Fed is at a loss as to what to do about this strong economy, after all only about 35% of the stock market is going gang busters. do they keep raising rates just to try and slow a smallish segment of the markets and risk destroying smaller economies in developing countries. I am not convinced that even 200 basis points is going to do a damn thing but lend itself to higher rates. I could not believe what I saw last night on CNBC. Sue Herera ask one of the former Fed guys if he thought bonds would soon pose a threat to the stock market as an alternative investment, the guy almost swallowed his tongue for Christ sake and pretty well told her that was dumb as hell. Right, the Baby Boomers just can't wait for Bonds to start paying 7%, give me a break. V

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