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To: Mannie who wrote (23921)	6/28/2000 2:17:00 PM
From: Dealer	Respond to of 35685

NO CHANGE IN INTEREST RATES!!!!!

To: Mannie who wrote (23921)	6/28/2000 2:43:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 35685

Scott (aka Alfred E), looking good yes, my writing gift is surely a strange one Dad would be proud of my metaphors he is a retired American Literature professor, frustrated that the math world won me over good news, the lowend bond maturities are holding up well but the USdollar is selling off slightly... interest rates serve a purpose to currency traders in much the same way that dividends do for ATT toothless mindless grammas QCOM is up 2 pts, incredibly I always feel much better after a long bout with a#2 in the bathroom same must be true with this stock gonna be another >35 million share day I hope you guys buying these penny Q options are aware of their near total lack of salvage potential... I keep quiet about this for the most part, since my own personal lack of success trading disqualifies me in my own little mind from offering stern advice... but the percentage gain from an Oct150 call when compared to the Oct80 is negligible... however if QCOM never gets past 80-90 by LaborDay, your Oct150 will be unchanged while Oct80 will be up 50%... no salvage for deepoutmoney calls... beware... if we get over 100 by then, you win out big sorry for all my offensive language last night I got intoxicated on pistachios and lost control Bonnie might have been imbibing something more potent I shouldnt use the word "potent" probably later, Jim