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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (68000)	1/30/2001 5:11:16 PM
From: Doug	Respond to of 99985

In after hrs, AMAT preannounces revenue shortfall on earlier guidance. More swings.!

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (68000)	1/30/2001 5:48:58 PM
From: jmanvegas	Respond to of 99985

What monkey business are you referring to. The Fed is expected to cut again by another 25-50 basis points in March, and another similar amount by the end of June. So what are we waiting for. The economists/pundits on Wall Street suggest that if the Fed went beyond the 50 point expected cut tomorrow, then it would indicate the Fed feels things are much worse than they are. Well, duh! Things are just rosy out there, aren't they. Now where do you come up with a post Cold War deflation that has happened in this country. You want to pay my bills, because I haven't noticed much of any of the basic needs (energy, food, medicine, education, entertainment, etc.) going down in price. Give me a little inflation anytime. A deflationary cycle would put us in a long term secular bear market similar to the "Japanese malaise" of this last decade. It is time to reliquefy. Approximately $3 trillion was taken out of the economy due to the stock market collapse. The January 3rd rate cut added only about $100B in liquidity. That's peanuts for what we really need. jmanvegas