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To: William Hunt who wrote (26271)7/3/2000 2:02:33 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27012
 
Hello Bill. Thanks for posting the article. I heard it earlier today. It did wonders for the market, didn't it? The data this morning helped also. Another slow down. The third in a row.

I believe it was Brown Harriman that mentioned this morning that they are leaning toward a bullish stance. This would be the first time in a long time. When asked when they were bullish the last time, the analyst could not remember. Let's hope that this is not a bad omen when all those bears turn bullish. But oil going back to the mid twenties would def. help.

One analyst from Bank America Sec. still thinks that one interest rate hike is in the offing in August but sees that as the last hike this year. If those low inflation numbers keep up, I just can't see another rate hike. I never saw the need for one to begin with.

I heard yesterday that the after market hours would be until around 3:30 pm today. But then Sonki posted that there would be no after hours market. What a surprise. It would have been nice if her posting proved right. Some of my stocks are selling off a bit in after hours.

Thanks. I am having a nice lazy and great Monday and the upday in the markets is contributing to that scenario. I am only a bit disappointed that Yahoo's numbers for the NAZ are incorrect. My Yahoo lists the NAZ up 88.

Now remember. I am not positive that the brokerage firm mentioned above is the correct one. I know it was some Brown company. It was def. not the Brown co. that advertises on TV all the time. You know, the one that gives you those low internet commission prices only if you are an experienced investor. One reason I don't have them. gg.

Sonny