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To: freeus who wrote (44378)10/12/1999 5:56:00 PM
From: limtex  Respond to of 152472
 
freeus -

Oh bother.... I'm fed up with companies that can't beat impossible street expectations.

All i hope is that the mighty Q will beat the street. and anyway..how much is the Q's street number for Q3 eh?.....

A measly $2.00 for the quarter. Well thats what it should be and if it doesn't make it well its back into the long bond for me. AG wants that and so that what we should do.

As for Faber and the Kahuna well... let me tell you they really let INTC off the hook this evening. They didn't use the word disastrous once nor di htey say there that the market should crash. Well they did get some guy on who looked very sombre and said that this was the typical end of a bull market....but he wasn't nearly nasty enough IMHO.

Now as for the Q well they must do at least $2.50 for Q3 oh yes I know I said $2.00 above but so what $2.75....thats what I said. Now Dr J and team lets see you beat that one.

I don't care how many Chinese buy CDMA phones irrelevant and I don't care about all the so called success that PCCS is having. So what if they'll have 5 million CDMA subscribers. We mean business so beat $2.90 per share for Q3 or face the music.

Best regards,

L



To: freeus who wrote (44378)10/12/1999 6:05:00 PM
From: jmanvegas  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
MOT earnings in line showing .53c - missed the whisper - the Q may test lower support levels as per JWCB. The market will attempt to take down other telcos in sympathy which is B.S. but that's the way it is.

OT - today on CNBC its called TKO Tuesday - on up days its called Turnaround Tuesday - CNBC is starting to sound like a soap opera. Bob Pisani says we when referring to the market in general, like he is directly involved in market timing issues. Wasn't he the real estate reporter before they found a new job for him. Whatever happened to Another World - I think I'm watching it on a daily basis.

Anybody have other sayings for tomorrow: Wicked Wednesday - Wonderful Wednesday. E-mail your preferences in to CNBC.

Good luck all. This will pass as saner heads conclude that the Q is the mighty Q and MOT/INTC are not so mighty after all. Lastly, if shareholders are going to unload their stocks because rates may be going from 6.1% to 6.2%-6.3% - well good luck to them and their wealth building.

A couple of weeks ago, I stated that I was hoping the Fed would raise rates at that time and put that behind us. Well - now we're on Fed watch again into Nov. I know many of you are fond of AG and his crew - I was also. But IMO the old men over there are getting stale and have lived out their usefulness as far as policy makers go. Time to bring in fresh blood. JMHO. The markets cleanse themselves when they have to - we don't need the Fed over our heads every day.

jmanvegas