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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (35620)	12/21/1999 3:25:00 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Well I am heding this thing as the battle betweenthe bonds and the NASDAQ unfolds. I am surfing all over trying to figure out how to short the NASDAQ and go long my buy targets. This is going to have to end soon with one side blinking or the other. Foreign money is much of the recent rally and they are not as dumb as the average internet Stuart style trader. They are going to get through Y2K, see the 6.45% Bond and click thier sell button en mass. When the NASDAQ finally sobers up it will be ugly but the gains until then could also be spectacular. Less than an hopur to try and figure out what strikes, time lines etc match up. Why can't I have one of those brains that calculates this stuff in a matter of seconds? Congrats on your trades but this is not right. PE ratio CAN NOT be maintained with a hostile rate environment like this unless this time really is different. I am suspicious this could be a short covering rally or else a million Stuarts were already decided on clicking "buy" if the announcement was no change. Either way, the big boys are about to eat them for lunch. When no if is the question now. I need to think this over....... Good Luck, Lee