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To: Tatnic who wrote (408)	10/30/2000 9:27:47 PM
From: drirak	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

Sorry, I posted in response to another message. I agree with you totally. It's like the Y2K crap. Let's scare everyone into doing something rash: run to the hills, sell all your stocks, leave the country, buys some guns, jump out of buildings, buy a years supply of beans, etc. Folks we need some perspective here.

To: Tatnic who wrote (408)	10/31/2000 7:31:04 AM
From: Lone Star	Respond to of 74559

Your "worrisome" list isn't all that potent, as wall of worries go. The excesses of the latter part of the bull run have been eliminated, whether to the necessary level I cannot say, but the economy although slowing seems in relatively good shape. New businesses contimue to flourish, employment is high, and new technology increases efficiencies and creates new applications. Lots of fodder for the bull or bear outlook- I remain in the moderate bull camp, longterm: anything can move these markets either direction short term.