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To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (22658)	6/16/1999 4:57:00 PM
From: Tom Tallant	Respond to of 41369

TA, <" I don't think the Fed needs to raise interest rates ".> I agree with him whole-heartedly. I've felt that way all along...ask Steeny..LOL. The Pacific Rim and Europe are just finding their feet. The Japanese keep jacking up the dollar to keep their exports strong. There is no discernable inflation in the U.S. It would seem logical that the risk of de-railing a world economy that has just begun to recover is a more grave outcome than chasing non-existent ghosts here. Let us not forget Latin America either or the fact the health of foreign economies is integral to the health of the American economy. Just my 2 cents, but if I were the Fed...I'd keep my powder dry here. Best, Tom PS. I bought more at 102 also...I think we have seen the worst of the blood-letting, but still baby-sitting...:)