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To: John Pitera who wrote (4635)	9/20/2001 1:10:42 PM
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>>Historically you tend to see a big player go "belly up" before one of these bear markets are over. Often it's a Bank, Brokerage house, or large Hedge Fund. It looks like we'll see more of this with the airlines and that's assisting the process. << If this keeps up, "one" big player might just be optimistic. I believe the "shake out" we are witnessing will be on a most fundamental level. Consolidations, business closures, continued earnings "contraction". We've discussed the "demand" side of the economic equation here for months, not knowing of course, we would see a cataclysmic event that would become the final coup de gras .(which I believe we are seeing) In spite of Greenspan's "caution" to not act precipitously, I believe the market is saying "whatever" stimulus package comes, it will be too little, too late.

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