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To: sam who wrote (15748)1/3/2001 9:29:47 PM
From: zbyslaw owczarczyk  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 24042
 
Sam, here is confirmation of your prediction:
thestreet.com
my favorite MORON S.Moritz from Street.com
wrote"
"I don't think this does anything
in the next three months that
would cause AT&T (T:NYSE -
news) or SBC (SBC:NYSE -
news) to decide it will double its
capital spending,"

nobody expects them to double, but even fractional increase will help, not to mention that majority of cuts comes in voice switching, not packet/optical space.

Reducing interest rates is "roughly analogous to decreasing the
borrowing rate for someone whose credit card is already maxed
out," wrote Lehman Brothers debt analyst Ravi Suria in a recent
report on the telecom junk bond market.


not surprise by Lehman comments. Lehman went negative on market during summer. Everything from LB was negative recently and red somewhere that therer were links that LB
was big is cash, what of course would explain why they wanted market to go down. It was LB who was pushing bubble in March of 2000, and it is LB who is pushing now on opposite side.

ZO



To: sam who wrote (15748)1/3/2001 10:08:45 PM
From: zbyslaw owczarczyk  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 24042
 
sam another example from maniac Cramer:
thestreet.com
he suggests to sell NOK,TALB, JDSU etc. and buy financials,cyclicals . only NYSE but not telecom gears.
why: his friends in hedge funds(shorts) did not cover yet.

sam wrote: Hedge fund managers will be all over CNBC trying to frighten people into selling into the
weakness.