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To: Road Walker who wrote (119755)	11/30/2000 9:59:07 AM
From: michael97123	Respond to of 186894

And tech always thrives as new versions of old products are created. Bottom line is that everything needs chips and although y1999 will be remembered as the boom year, year 2000 gives you a realistic view of what happened over a two year span. Average it out and its not so bad and now with inflation largely under control with AG at the helm, recession fighting becomes job 1. So we are at the reverse of where we were last year at this time when the markets were running away while Gspan was raising rates. We should of sold. Remember the old adage, never fight the fed the next time a boom develops. Now remember the old adage never fight the fed as lower rates lead to increased growth. The markets again are behind the curve. Hopefully Greenspan will be pointing this out on 12/17. And with Gore gone by them we should be back in the 3000's by early january. At least it is a place to start.