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To: GraceZ who wrote (609)	12/14/2000 5:16:53 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 24758

Grace i am in total agreement with you. I am getting offers at 2.7 i don't want personnel debt. I understand ease of use of credit cards but how many people put themselves in a positions that aren't of ease because of the ease to get into debt. Japans problems were minor to the people in Japan. The idea was to get those dollars out from underneath the mattress and get the economy flowing. I keep wondering if it wasn't for those dollars under the mattress could this not of been a people disaster other than primarily, a corporate one. Would it not of been a far greater mess if the Japanese government found they all of sudden had to take care of the whole populous, due to many of investments of the people tied to risk. I dont think the Japanese are in trouble. I think of this as one big advertising gimmic, where a Financial planner recommends after a certain age to stop the risk, you have the other end saying why not an equity loan so, you have double trouble out there on the part of institutions. Property will probably retrace here in Ca and cash again be king due to the opportunity presenting itself. Those loaded with debt are the ones selling the property and they have lost.

To: GraceZ who wrote (609)	12/14/2000 7:10:27 PM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Microsoft also announced revised revenue and earnings guidance for the remainder of the current fiscal year. Based on the company's current economic outlook, full-year fiscal 2001 revenue is now expected to be in the range of $25.2 to $25.4 billion, about 5 percent lower than previous expectations. Diluted earnings per share for fiscal 2001 is expected to be in the range of $1.80 to $1.82. If debt is so wonderful, why then are we not seeing huge growth in profits? This could be answered with,this is paper service due to the conflict of interest. But a society that is awash in paper service has less true economic growth. The purpose of paper service should be to increase revenue by creating a clear picture of where profits could be and why they are being strained. Athm Excite the paper bought excite the debt is still there T bought at Athm the debt is still there. Yahoo invested in numerous other dot coms are they still there? How will this thing unravel or isn't it suppose to because AG is going to lower rates to perpetuate that which should not of begun and Abby is going to say it is A OKAY a temporary set back until their earnings come out, whoops could be a major overhaul and I hope I am very very wrong. We are not in a bear market until i say so. vvbbgg Ah ha oh yeh that the the way i like it (song) ...