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To: Bidder who wrote (43456)	4/16/2000 3:29:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 150070

Hope you're right Bidder. Time for this boy to turn into mr landscaper for a few hours.

To: Bidder who wrote (43456)	4/16/2000 4:27:00 PM
From: J. Nelson	Respond to of 150070

Bidder: I'm thinking of about the same tune... Question??? What would grow faster... WMT, MCD, PFE, or something like a QCOM..... who owns the operating system for digital wireless technolongy at 47% below it's ah, 52 week high? I'm thinking that Abby C. may be telling some to start buying again next week and after the word get's around well you know when the elephants start to walk it's first quite slow yet what's to stop them on a dead run?? About time for some buyout news to start the spring run off in good shape IMO...... LOL..... Have a good one...

To: Bidder who wrote (43456)	4/16/2000 8:30:00 PM
From: ChrisJP	Respond to of 150070

Hi Bidder, We may see some "reflex rallies", but they will probably be short lived, since the investment mood psychology now is to sell into strength. The chart of the triple-Q's says it all. bigcharts.com Don't be surprised if the NASDAQ trades, even briefly, between 2800 - 3000. IMO, it won't be over until CSCO has a P/E of 80 and MSFT has a P/E of 30 - 40. This is gonna take some time to sort out. Complicating matters is that this is an election year, and our government officials will make every effort to defer the inevitable until early next year. It's hard for me to see any cure for full employment, wage inflation, and basic commodity inflation other than recession. Despite my gloomy prediction, there will still be some nice rallies and individual cases to make some money on. Also consider that the NASDAQ should never have climbed from 3000 to 5000 in 5 months in the first place. Heck, it shouldn't even have made it to 4000. But this is the same universe where CDNO traded above .70 (now .05) and AOXY traded at .38 (now .08). So go figure. Just my thoughts, Chris