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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (101780)	3/30/2000 2:09:00 AM
From: Gerald Walls	Respond to of 186894

I want CNBC to hammer on some of these talking clowns for missing out on the techs for up to a decade in some cases. It'll never happen. CNBC needs guests and if the analysts and managers knew they'd be asked tough questions (by someone like Cramer, for instance) they'd never agree to appear.

To: Brian Malloy who wrote (101780)	3/30/2000 6:08:00 AM
From: JDN	Respond to of 186894

Dear Brian and all: CNBC is an ENTERTAINMENT channel NOT a business channel. For thoughtful reasoning listen to Bloomberg. Disasters attrack more viewers than rosy picture talks. Abbey, a respected analyst, gave them their opportunity to bring the "crazies" on. Anyone who listened to ABBEY's comments in the raw realizes she was NOT nearly so negative as CNBC would have you believe. Its been embellished. JDN

To: Brian Malloy who wrote (101780)	3/30/2000 9:39:00 AM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Brian, Joe Battapaglia and Lawrence Kudlow are frequent guests on CNBC. I'm sure they'll each show up in the next week or two. I was thinking about Abby's going public with the take 5% out of equities. She and Goldman knew this news would hammer the markets. Goldman customers are theoretically still 65% in equities. I'll bet those customers aren't too happy right now either. I want CNBC to hammer on some of these talking clowns for missing out on the techs for up to a decade in some cases. Exactimunde on that one. Tony edit: Exactimunde must be an accepted SI word...no spell check on it.