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To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (54052)	6/14/2000 1:36:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Haim: Correction:Actually, there IS something you CAN do about a)rising oil b)rising Healthcare prices c)rising home prices d)rising interest rates. You can: a)Sell stocks you have b)stop buying more stocks back later TA Message #54052 from Tunica Albuginea at Jun 14, 2000 1:28 PM ET Haim, in the background of course is that there has never been a time such as this when a)the USA/ The World was more leveraged with debt and paper money with no gold back up. b) such a high multiple market c)such a concurrence of 2 major inflationary events: oil+ healthcare. d) Neither oil or healthcare can be contained at least for another couple of years. A house of cards? TA Message #54052 from Tunica Albuginea at Jun 14, 2000 1:28 PM ET Haim, in the background of course is that there has never been a time such as this when a)the USA/ The World was more leveraged with debt and paper money with no gold back up. b) such a high multiple market c)such a concurrence of 2 major inflationary events: oil+ healthcare. d) Neither oil or healthcare can be contained at least for another couple of years. A house of cards? TA ========================================================= Message #54047 from Haim R. Branisteanu at Jun 14, 2000 12:54 PM ET TA, the rise in gas and home prices act similar to a tightening of fiscal policy there is less money around to inflate the bubble. I am not sure of the percentage of "free cash" of the average households that the inflation is gobbling up, but must be substantial, as it is noticeable in the stock market. To run one group up they sell the other group. On top of that the weaker dollar makes US investments less attractive. We may have started a spiral downwards but it will be difficult to play it. The key word is time BWDIK Haim Today event teach me ......... always to contribute to the right party to stay in business ........... so much for equal justice and law enforcement.