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To: Joseph G. who wrote (189)	1/2/1997 12:58:00 PM
From: Imuah	of 18056

I guess you may be right about the money coming in no matter what, but that won't stop a slide if bond yield continues higher. The main driving force behind all these moves is inflation or perception of inflation. That's why I say that the markets will be hanging on every number that comes down the pike, especially CPI, PPI and employment numbers. With markets at high valuations, any disappointment will knock the markets down. The rubber band of market valuation is fully stretched. For markets to continue higher, all numbers coming in must not just be good, but great, including corporate earnings numbers due out laer this month. There is just so much more potential risk than potential reward. Jack

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