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To: Susan Saline who wrote (3091)	8/4/1999 5:04:00 PM
From: SJS	Respond to of 10027

Yes it is, but it's relative. It's not going to be as fab as it once was. We ran for months at "perfect". Now it's going to get rocky. Y2K scares that everything will slow down, wage inflation, commodity inflation, mortgage rates back over 8%. Long bond going to 6.25-6.50. Lots of development on the horizon and it's not a layup anymore. I am not being the prophet of doom by any stretch, but be cognizant of how things are very slowly changing. Besides, AG want less money around. AG typically gets what he wants. He thinks we've all become too complacent with the gains from 4 years of 20+ upside in the market, and we are fueling the tremendous consumer growth with spending which is inflationary (too many dollars chasing too few goods....) PS: I know you've got a brain! <G> LOL, and NOTHING goes down forever. Any rally doesn't mean it's back to the "good old days". I will be selling into this rally until I am sure of my footing. Regards, Steve