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To: craig crawford who wrote (4167)	12/18/2000 6:43:18 PM
From: McNabb Brothers	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

craig, >The key is for the Nazdog to not be up 100 or 150 points tomorrow. If that's the case I will be much more cautious with my buying< What about after they announce what ever they are going to do? Hank

To: craig crawford who wrote (4167)	12/18/2000 7:03:51 PM
From: minorejoy2000	Respond to of 57684

Craig... I really don't know...just to express another bit of info, and please come back if you want after this, though you've already stated your views. <<To: Gary Burton who wrote (64601) From: Gary Burton Monday, Dec 18, 2000 6:56 PM ET Respond to Post # 64603 of 64603 From TheStreet.com-4:45pm---"The Reuters Fed Poll just came out and surprisingly economists at 23 of the 26 primary dealers think that the bias shifts to NEUTRAL. The Poll was conducted today so obviously people had time to think about the WSJ article (this morning)...Now clearly, that's not what the market thinks at all. (I've already got email suggesting that that anybody who thinks the Fed does anything but ease-or go to an easing bias-is on crack).So we may be set up for a real disappointment tomorrow if what economists think comes true..I can't remember the last time the Fed did anything at its meeting other than what the majority of forecasters (economists) thought it was going to do.." >>