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To: Gottfried who wrote (66399)	10/8/2002 12:39:04 AM
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Bartlett's Sorrentino: U.S. Stocks, Consumer Spending Cincinnati, Oct. 7, 2002 (Bloomberg) -- "He says they got out of AMAT last April and is looking to buy back, Stan. quote.bloomberg.com Peter Sorrentino (left), manager of investment research at Bartlett & Co., talks with Bloomberg's Steve Matthews about his analysis of U.S. stocks, his concerns about a slowdown in consumer spending and the outlook for Federal Reserve monetary policy. 01:40 Analysis of stocks, commodity prices and inflation risks 00:38 Concerns about a slowdown in consumer spending 02:20 McDonald's, Anheuser-Busch, McCormick and Estee Lauder 01:36 Assessment of Procter & Gamble's growth prospects 01:04 Strategy for investing in tech stocks; Applied Materials 01:34 Outlook for Fed monetary policy and the U.S. dollar 00:51 Outlook for U.S. economic growth Running time 9:43.

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