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Politics : Ask Michael Burke -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cardcounter who wrote (82275)	7/12/2000 10:48:50 PM
From: Knighty Tin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 132070

CC, Rambus is a wild card, so you have to count it. <g> In all honesty, they have always had a crappy technology that they were lucky enough to get the former mpc monopoly to buy into. If they are really responsible for the technology that makes DDR work, then they deserve some sort of payoff. But their own RDRAM chips suck eggs. Yahoo was a fake, but much more real than the unemployment scam. So, I don't see either lasting for long. Perhaps AG has stopped raising rates, but the grownups in the bond market and currency pits aren't buying in. The Euro is up 7% from its lows, so I am finally making money on its calls <g>, and the Swissie has also been doing well vs. the dollar. The Yen is where it was when everyone was calling for a currency panic out of it 3 months ago. So, AG can play his silly games, but the real world will treat the buck and the bond according to the real economy. No soft landing. Just a holding pattern as the plane runs out of gas and becomes Earth moving equipment after the election.