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To: Voltaire who wrote (3058)	2/8/2000 9:20:00 AM
From: mrs goldberg	Respond to of 35685

Good morning V, I have a saying I have said a zillion times when things seem out of wack, that I would like share this with all in regards to the "Q" as it has great highs and forced lows. "Its a short term loss for a long term gain" Stay in touch with your Angels, you've all done a great job! Coonaz

To: Voltaire who wrote (3058)	2/8/2000 9:40:00 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

Naz heading to 5000 in next couple months we are witnessing a breakout right here and now the January speedbump is behind us new mutual fund money is flowing in Tom Galvin is upcoming on CNBC now productivity numbers with declining labor costs belie the Philips Curve moronicity, poopoo the old school economic incompetents endless drivel about growth being impossible without inflation growth enables growth of supply !!!! case closed all thru October/November I predicted staggering productivity numbers to come in early and mid y2000 you are seeing the beginning of this economies dont spend $800-1100 billion on computer systems without a hefty hefty productivity improvement old legacy systems connecting sales, inventory, suppliers, administration, customers -- many have been streamlined now, with peaking TBond yields, we are ready to rock / Jim Willie Samuelson

To: Voltaire who wrote (3058)	2/8/2000 10:04:00 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 35685

another Tom Galvin interview on CNBC we have finished only the first year of a multi-year global profit growth recovery [following the Asian Meltdown] the Federal Reserve has it wrong forces of deflation are still with us (excess capacity, deregulation, internet) their rate hikes are pre-emptive with no inflation in sight TBonds should see yields peak in this current Q1 expect more mergers in financial arena, since Glass Steigman repeal he likes the telecom and media broadcasting sectors picks: AirGate PCS (PCSA) fast growing wireless carrier Andocs (DOX) didnt catch their business CommerceOne (CMRC) not cheap but way early in growth this guy sees endofyr NazComp at 7000, Dow at 16,000 your intrepid reporter / Jim Willie