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To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (23950)	6/28/1999 5:44:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 27012

Frank. What in the world was going on? (With SI) I don't know. I have not been on. But in the last week I had the same problem quite a few times. Let's hope that they are introducing new stuff, which is causing this problem, and this slowness will not become the norm. Sonny

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (23950)	6/29/1999 2:12:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

de the Millennium Dow Contrast that with where the SuperBulls say the market's going, naturally. Financial gurus are falling all over themselves, one-upping and out-doing one another with predictions of the Millennium Dow. Meanwhile, the financial press is fanning the flames, keeping alive the public's dream of an eternal SuperBull: · 15,000 by 2005: Morgan Grenfell economist Ed Yardeni · 18,500 by 2006: Prudential's chief technician, Ralph Acampora · 21,000 by 2008: Harry Dent, author of The Great Boom Ahead · 21,200 by 2010: Sheldon Jacobs, No-Load Fund Investor · 30,000 by 2010: Frank Jennings, Oppenheimer Funds. · 49,200 by 2013: Investor's Business Daily projection · 120,400 by 2025: Roger Ibbotson, economist · 153,000 by 2023: Investor's Business Daily again · 400,000 by 2047: Kiplinger's magazine. So why risk timing the market? Just ride this bull market up, up and away .to prosperity. Buy'n'hold and you'll sleep better, and still build a winning portfolio. read this .. cbs.marketwatch.com