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To: JPLoos who wrote (2303)	10/4/1999 3:47:00 PM
From: JDN	Respond to of 15615

Dear JP: He seems to say that the spending will begin to slow by 2003-2004?? What that will do? God only knows how global we will be by then. If you believe that buy the health care, biotech and drug stocks. Personally, I think IF the market holds up which I think because of Technology and the increasing WORLD strenght spending will hold up. JDN

To: JPLoos who wrote (2303)	10/5/1999 3:38:00 PM
From: gpowell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15615

Here's the demographic information for the U.S. (current, 1999) Age Range Population 0-4 19,041,110.00 5-9 20,058,565.00 10-14 19,697,018.00 15-19 19,675,722.00 20-24 17,903,613.00 25-29 18,222,901.00 30-34 19,780,094.00 35-39 22,533,880.00 40-44 22,185,556.00 45-49 19,300,447.00 50-54 16,422,860.00 55-59 12,870,509.00 60-64 10,507,798.00 65-69 9,428,229.00 70-74 8,758,081.00 75-79 7,322,819.00 80-84 4,806,490.00 85-89 2,599,790.00 90-94 1,120,846.00 95+ 403,280.00 No meaningful drop in the 49-62 age group in the future.