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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (54844)	6/21/2000 4:33:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

heinz, with " death by erosion ", I meant that this is a Big Bull. It will be like in a bullfight. Matador "El Greeniero " will be inflicting many small wounds with his banderillas ( small rate hikes ) on Da Big Bull, in this fashion andalucia.com so that in the end, after multiple small wounds El Greeniero will be able to proceed with his red muleta (smaller cape) and curved sword and...take the Big Bull andalucia.com He knows ( we hope ), that if he does not use the tried and true Matadores methods, and goes for a soft landing the following hard landingnito (well described in the bullfighting literature ) is likely to happen geocities.com And we all know that Andreita Mithcellita would never allow that. All these events are described thoughly in the classic economics textbook andalucia.com authored by El Greenierito's Grandpa, the famous El Cordobe's andalucia.com TA Message #54844 from heinz blasnik at Jun 21, 2000 2:44 PM ET TA, rarely do things happen slowly in this market...i see the semi book-to-bill came in at a healthy, though less than expected 1,30 (expectation was for 1,35-1,40). perhaps the cycle has reached its zenith already...if so, the market will re-rate this overvalued sector quickly. my guess is that the current low volatility period will give way to another high volatility period soon. for now the end-of-quarter paint job still rules imo... regards, hb