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To: Henry Volquardsen who wrote (946)	10/28/1998 8:59:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) of 3536

Thanks Henry, You have a remarkable ability to "cut to the chase" I would imagine you are an excellant portfolio mangager. As I said earlier, I expect Cramer is trying to market his web-site the street.com with a little apocalyptic retoric......nothing like a little press. WSJ article on Associates First Capital was interesting along side your comments. What caught my eye....."They had to price it cheap to get it done." Also "...the first time european investors have participated in a significant way in a corporate bond deal in months." Lets hope that lending responds to Greenspans cuts and some normal trading ranges return to the US bond market.....and South America doesn't spook the markets like Russia. Appears the international politicians understand the seriousness and have gotten the message. Also, it appears that your perception for the ECU to lower interest rates is going to be correct after Jan'99....I saw Italy droped rates this week. Big hint. Chip

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