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To: E. Graphs who wrote (1216)	4/27/2000 8:44:00 PM
From: Wolf 2	Respond to of 4564

Hi, E! Chicken? You? Never! You do, however, share that uncanny knack, along with TSO, of knowing when to take a little vacation :-) (How was New Orleans?) I, OTOH, obviously love the self-flagellating (purifying?) ordeal of riding these roller-coasters. Yeah, that's it--these are epiphanies! Not to belabour (there's that pesky Canadian "u" showing up) the point, I've always had trouble timing re-entries after jumping out in the past so I simply don't bother anymore. Now, if we ever experience a Japanese-style slow meltdown that sticks for over a decade, I'm in deep doo-doo but I see no reason (fundamentally) for that to occur. Investor psychology, I agree, is always a wild card but the boomer money has to go somewhere and, I suspect, long bonds and term deposits are not going to remain the destiny of choice for long. Then, too, the shorts who are presumably making out like bandits at the moment, will have to take profits eventually. As for energy, I remain wedded to my crummy little Canadian income trusts and yes the current, relatively stable climate will pay off in due course. (Gosh, I'm starting to sound like Dipy, aren't I??--yikes!!) E!--kindly buy back in so we can get out of this correction. I'll be watching the volume on the NAZ to see that you do ;-) Regards, Wolf (Not to worry--chicken gives me indigestion)