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To: country boy who wrote (1342)	5/4/2000 3:04:00 PM
From: E. Graphs	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4564

Country Boy, It never hurts to be on the sidelines, especially at times of uncertainty. However, I don't think there's any uncertainty here. The fed will raise rates, who cares by how much? Basically, I see the job of the fed to keep inflation tame. Inflation will exist. Why should I care how much the fed needs to tighten to keep it tame? Hopefully, the guy is a smart as everybody says and he will do his job right. I'll be the last one to think I know more than he does, and anybody who thinks they do is not sleeping well. All that considered, my only objective is to find a way to invest in the economy and come out ahead, and for now the energy opportunity is most compelling for me. I have been in the energy sector for a few months now, and it pays to get in there and get the feel of it. It's different from the techs, but a bit like the semiconductor industry. I like to read the Strictly Drilling thread. It is loaded with great information, but be aware that opinions vary so be sure to do your own dd. Here are some I like to trade/hold. There are lots of others that look good too. Lots of potential in the sector right now, imho. CHK CRK FLC GLM HAL HOFF IO KEG PXD RIG SESI SFS SUN TLM UCL XTO FGH NSS PKD VRC Good Luck E