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To: MonsieurGonzo who wrote (8368)	5/13/2000 10:45:00 AM
From: Gersh Avery	Respond to of 11051

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To: MonsieurGonzo who wrote (8368)	5/13/2000 11:10:00 AM
From: Berney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

MG, Re: Disposing of one's income. May 9, 2000 Wal-Mart Chairman David Glass shrugged off recent warnings from analysts that retail earnings would likely be pressured by an expected slowdown in consumer spending. "Several of the analysts that I read recently have expressed concern about a slowdown in consumer spending," Glass told analysts in a conference call. "We currently do not see signs that support that theory." Amazing how the ANAL-ysts attack retail sales right before the Big Boyz (WMT & HD) release their earnings, while the companies are in a quiet period and cannot respond. It makes me want to vomit. TB

To: MonsieurGonzo who wrote (8368)	5/14/2000 1:31:00 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net	Respond to of 11051

MG> my humor is getting so rabbinical its not even funny anymore ;\ - I meant "US spend less" in the biblical, ejaculational term. But yes, what you say is - as always - in colorful real-life correlation with what I see from far away. In this sense income-to-savings rate of an average Joe Blow of US must be even worse than the published - 0.4%. And what do we Europeans get in return (sulk sulk) for our moneys? a) "its our stock market, but its your problem" and b) "its your euro and its your problem" c) A great ROI still, if you know how to move your butt. Something on a completely different subject: survival of the fittest 13-May-00 yld/yr bot Texas Instr 852654 199.21 21-Apr-99 Singulus 723890 291.03 7-Dec-99 CL Intc C 920576 452.89 17-Dec-99 UBS C Philips 925556 370.59 20-Dec-99 T&B C Cisco 832491 173.94 4-Jan GoSa C NOK 595434 184.46 6-Jan LSI Logic 867761 130.92 1-Feb NT 862017 100.93 1-Feb CIT EMC 752065 158.20 14-Feb Apl Mat 865177 33.61 25-Feb LB GE 931762 2.25 23-Mar SOG AMD 753094 434.52 7-Apr IWKA 62440 -26.22 27-Apr Bechtle 515870 -308.28 27-Apr AA Impl 506660 177.43 27-Apr CIT Ericsson 733048 -232.25 28-Apr Epcos 512800 -931.51 7-May Kontron 523990 538.52 7-May Jumptec 0.00 12-May BNP Msoft 526390 0.00 12-May Moral: if you're patient and consistent long-term jock, you will end up with winners. The younger candidates, down the pyramid, they have to fight it out amongst them for my affection - loss or below-expectations OUT you go - Note Im now about 50 - 50 US to euroland dj