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To: RR who wrote (10132)	3/31/2000 4:24:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

FUXK THE DOW, NAZ RULES .. what a day, what a week WHAT A BUNCH OF ANGRY DUMBSHIT OLD MEN ATTEMPTING TO CONTROL FREE MARKETS those graybastards make me sick with their dustridden garbage companies, congame spin control, rustbuckets went running on the beach in the peak heat, just as I like it when I began, Naz up 45 when I finished, Naz up 120 yeah, baby Naz finished near the upper end of the day's range was up 145 pts at best, but couldnt hold volume for Naz is 2 billion shares, yeah baby finished on a relatively strong note Dow Piecesofshit was up 130 pts at best then reason prevailed with a close down 55 finished on a relatively whimpering weak note a preview of things to come in next three weeks stellar robust Dustbin growth of 3-9% will power Dow nowhere watch for few if any earnings warnings from the tech sector next some big aerial view positives: - interest rates are doing great - minor flight to safehaven happened this week, unwound today NOT ONE IOTA - bonds AND NazComp rallied today, most excellent, very excellent - 30yr Tbond yield now at 5.85%, way off the 6.8% peak - 10yr TNote yield now at 6.02%, way off the 6.75% peak - crude oil has seen its sharp upward trend BROKEN - this oil break ensures that gas prices will not get worse, then later in summer decline - lower interest rates signal the end of Fed rate hikes, the end of the uptrend for energy costs, thus setting the stage for continued technology growth and stock appreciation watch for more sustainable moderate but healthy appreciation for NazComp and leader tech stocks a sad note for midcap techs many have suffered badly this week hang on, rebounds are coming in the next few weeks and couple months CREE couldnt managed to get off its backside today QCOM was quietly strong as an OX today Solly's reiterated buy reco for theQ was not overlooked when Naz experienced a brief conniption this morning, QCOM was positive next week we begin the next upleg for The Mighty Q expect 160 to offer continued resistance but like a woman yearning, it will give way to relentless advances NazComp now has seen four 10% corrections if we see six 10% selloffs this year, we got 6000 in the bag little selloffs preclude the need for bigger corrections / Jim Willie