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To: Robert Graham who wrote (40542)	2/8/2000 9:17:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 44573

The "soft landing" picture is somewhat the way I see it. I think the liquidity of cash will get rather tight rather soon. Meanwhile I'm somewhat Bullish on tomorrow, and as long as I'm one of those people who require Instant gratification ... (What, my Internet Stocks did not make 20% for me last week? Fire the broker!!) ... I'm looking to take it Long for a spell.

To: Robert Graham who wrote (40542)	2/8/2000 11:23:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 44573

I haven't listened to this, but I was charmed to get this e-mail which appears to be along the same discussion line. ------------- icrn.com Don McAlvany (Intelligence Report) has a Real Audio interview from Jan 31 (see link) on what the Fed has been doing with the money supply (up 64% on an annual basis in last 90 days of 1999). McAlvany talks about the recent gold price suppression in the interview. I recommend it if you have a spare half-hour (and Real-Audio). It sounds grim as he sees no solution or alternatives to either hyperinflation (if the Fed continues) or massive deflation (if they rein in the massive increase). He says the influx has multiplied 10x into the stock market producing the Nasdaq runup. And they are still at it.