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To: seed_partner who wrote (20974)	5/31/2000 12:38:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 35685

thanks on new home sales just heard it on CNBC got it in my original message edited now have 5-6 pieces to Fed puzzle on moderation they will probably go too far anyway just to be safe just to cause a mild stall they are professional screwups living in 1970's they fear Arab-based oil inflation deep down and failed increases at widespread cooperation production deep down I fear a prostate problem interfering with production can anyone believe this QCOM volume? 38 gillion today a close today over 70-71 would be a strong statement a weird twist on currency front: the Euro has gained 4% in last week, for no reason at all just rumors of central bank intervention, but none happened the rise should open a door, clear a path for foreign buying of US stocks in shorterm and maybe nearterm Europeenies buy USstocks, gain on stock rise, and as Euro drops, gain twice strong motivation, seen it happen dozens of times / Jim Willie

To: seed_partner who wrote (20974)	5/31/2000 6:43:00 PM
From: Jack of All Trades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

The average home price continued to rise despite the drop in April sales, climbing to $208,000, up 2.2 percent from $202,300 in March. I think you guys/gals are missing something here... Notice how the price went UP 2.2% but less homes sold???? That to me says that inventories are low so there would be less homes bought... You have to learn to read past the headlines... Here is in the NorthEast the MLS book is 1/10th the size it was 1 1/2 years ago. The economy is not slowing... IMO Keep an eye on the dollar as it is saying that foreign investors are losing more money by staying in the US market. The dollar must put in a low along with the market to call a bottom... Good luck... Learn to trade both ways... JoAT