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To: Howard Bennett who wrote (23)	5/19/2002 7:34:33 AM
From: Robert Scott	Read Replies (2) of 81

"What I learned from the 1980s' market is that liquidity is an issue when (earnings) fundamentals aren't good. When fundamentals improve, the liquidity problem would just go away," he said. This makes sense to me. I also don't believe the market will storm back even though in past recessions it has. But there is no question that there is a turn in economic activity. I went to the movies and dinner on Saturday - I have never seen such crowds. Now, I know having Spiderman and Star Wars out there was an important factor but I went to see About a Boy with my 2 daughters and it was full for a 4PM show. The wait for dinner was very long and all the other restaurants were full. The jump in retail sales in my opinion was no fluke. Here's a chart showing the coming turn in Computers and Electronics - I think it bodes well for the next 12 months and I think earnings will show significant improvement over this time: geocities.com Let me know your thoughts.

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