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To: Paul Berliner who wrote (959)	10/29/1998 11:20:00 AM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) of 3536

Hi Paul, As I said....I don't realy know what to do with this Y2K information...? Probably like most people I will be waiting in confussion. I will probably just turn on Peter Jennings and watch New Zeland wake up. But there is still time to buy the generator for the house and some gold coins. Hay!!!! if Yardeni is 50% correct....it will be a mess. I do know that the legal establishment is hoping for a windfall batch of profits. All sorts of accountabilty documents and "ass covering" is in a full court press.....from hospitals to mining companies. Maybe Microsoft and IBM will be the basis of last resort court battles. Didn't it start with their negligence. [might be a good shorting opportunity developing in IBM] But....better not carry over the position after friday 31, 1999. What do you think....was the New York Stock Echange engaging in a y2k forward projection test when they were shut down recently? Chip Chip

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