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Technology Stocks : Applied Materials No-Politics Thread (AMAT)

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To: BWAC who wrote (7437)	10/7/2003 7:31:53 AM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) of 25522

YUP, They are alaways the problem. Interestingly enough as charge offs go up deliquency on credit cards go down. It seems that credir companies can't hold non performers in this low rate scenario. So the ultimate enforcer is the common sense of the teaser(credit issuer). That sound pretty healthy and if you are a dumb-ss well then you got it coming. All in all - very healthy for the working consumer. Many of our good customers are enjoying driving newer vehicles with no repair expense exposure.They're trading in a 3 year old vehicle vs a 4-5 year old vehicle. They do this: 1) since they have quickly built equity 2)they want to extend out the cost free debt This better economy had better be robust.It is the days of an increasing debt service that will keep everyone in their no cost loan. Talk about a pent up market - that will take some awfully exciting product,to get people to pay 10% loan rates again??? Bob

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