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To: William Hunt who wrote (26327)	8/9/2000 7:53:33 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

everyone pls. dont miss monkyLIne tonite. Lu's fishy story ! Researchers From Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs and University of Oxford Create First DNA Motors ! biz.yahoo.com This technology has the potential to replace existing manufacturing methods for integrated circuits, .......The researchers designed pieces of synthetic DNA that would recognize each other during each step of making the DNA motors. As a result, the only necessary ingredients in a laboratory test tube were DNA itself.

To: William Hunt who wrote (26327)	8/10/2000 1:23:48 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Hello Bill. It looks like the FED will finally be on hold with interest rate hikes at their next meeting. Yes. When you look at the productivity and low inflation, I still maintain that we did not even need any of those rate hikes. If the economic data keeps showing more and more slowdown, the FED may have to lower rates evtl. to make up for those insane rapid interest rate hikes, where they did not wait long enough in between for those rate hikes to take effect in the economy. I still think that those guys at the FED had the stock market on their minds. I guess they really don't want their every day citizens to get richer. The middle class is now investing heavily into the stock market and when it rises, people will feel better, spent some to improve their lives and will be less dependent on GVT. So GVT really is targeting not the rich, but the ones that want to catch up. Real rich people will spent if the market goes up or down. What has been spiking again, is oil. No energy policy in the past years is driving us to those high prices. Energy Sec. Richardson said himself: We were sleeping at the wheel. There is talk that maybe we should use more nat. gas. But this front has been neglected also in the last sev. years. We HAVE TO HAVE an extra clean environment, so the heck with high prices. So we are stuck between a rock and a hard place. But pl. Let's not blame Haliburton just because Cheney was their CEO. They are in the business of exploration and are really not at fault for this no energy policy. I guess you heard Iraq's statement about Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. They are calling those 2 countries traders because they want to increase output. I guess when the cats go to sleep at the wheel, the mice will play again. Kuwait is alerting their troops. When this came out today, the NAZ started plunging more and the DOW lost its luster. It looks like the DOW is on the plus side again but the NAZ is still taking it on the chin. Your QCOM is holding up. My WCOM is going to the dogs. Nokia is coming back a bit. I guess you are pleased some with the action in TXN. Most analysts are still harping when it comes to our techs. I guess they don't believe in the theory that techs will reign in the economy ahead. What else is there? Let's hope Dell comes in alright so the NAZ can thrive again. Csco and Amat did their job. But I guess that was not enough. Analysts expect the world but then holler when the economy grows faster again. You just can't have it both ways. But this is mostly the FED's fault also imo. When they meddle with the stock market, a lot of analysts fall in line. BTW. The talk about individual investors getting the same chance as analysts, when it comes to company news, seems to be heating up. But I can already see that this effort is being watered down. Too much opposition by the security industry. No way will they give up all their advantages. CNBC's mouth should be watering by now. I was suggested that they could listen in on conference calls. So if they would put it right over the airwaves, instead of hawking it for themselves with their own commentary, we could get something out of that. Sonny