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To: Don England who wrote (86422)	2/5/2001 11:38:23 PM
From: Gottfried	Respond to of 95453

Don, thanks for the link. That's a good site. Here's what it said about inflation... Inflationary pressures rose again in January with the price index registering 62% from December’s revised figure of 58%. This figure is moderately below last June’s peak of 66%, indicating that pricing pressures have cooled somewhat from last year, but have not abated completely.< Personally I've noticed inflation this month: cigars are up a lot and the slip rent for the boat was increased, too. Gottfried

To: Don England who wrote (86422)	2/6/2001 12:05:53 AM
From: Don England	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

last post tonoc, promise; just catching up on the news. this link is one you have to read if you are into tech investing at all. very good look. fleck wants you to read it, too. don thestreet.com p.s. anyone have the link to fred hickey's high tech strategist newsletter? like the way this guy thinks. p.p.s. gottfried, this is the part on inflation that caught my attenion. "Inflationary pressures remained in the non-manufacturing sector in January with the price index rising four percent from last month’s figure of 58%. The price index is now just four percent below its June peak. The index has indicated higher prices for twenty-three consecutive months, indicating that purchasing managers are paying higher input prices."