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To: Mao II who wrote (2602)6/30/1999 12:50:00 PM
From: Night Writer  Respond to of 12663
 
M2,
Thanks for the input. I'm hoping for a bounce. Did a fast tour of profile, earnings estimates, Analysts ratings, and WCOM thread this morning. I had looked at WCOM some time back along with WCII and some others. I was researching LMDS. I invested in CVUS and got out just as some vulture financing hit by the skin of my teeth. Very scary experience.

You may have seen this, but:
MCI WorldCom Inc. Reiterated 'Outperform' at Morgan Stanley DW

Bloomberg News
June 30, 1999, 10:50 a.m. ET

Princeton, New Jersey, June 30 (Bloomberg Data) -- MCI WorldCcom Inc.
(WCOM US) was reiterated ''outperform'' by analyst Simon Flannery at Morgan
Stanley Dean Witter.

NW



To: Mao II who wrote (2602)6/30/1999 1:58:00 PM
From: Night Writer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12663
 
M2,
I had planned to sit on the sidelines for this, but WCOM tempted me into the middle of the great battle. Think I'll stop watching and mow the yard.
NW

U.S. stock index futures mixed, Sept S&Ps weaker

June 30 - U.S. stock index futures remained mixed at midday,
with Sept S&Ps weaker ahead of FOMC rate announcement. Market
looks for a 25 bps hike and traders said if the Fed goes with
just 25 bps, it might encourage a relief rally. "If it's that,
they'll just be glad it's done. If it's 50 bps, the market will
be disappointed," one trader said. Following FOMC, attention
moves to Friday's jobs data.
((Chicago Derivatives Desk 312-408-8750
chicago.derivatives.newsroom@reuters.com))
REUTERS