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To: William Hunt who wrote (26824)	3/10/2001 6:45:17 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Bill, I saw the first part of Kudlow on CNBC but had to head off to work. I like Larry, and he's been right on since about the third or fourth rate cut last year (that was enough!). What get's my goat is all the people that back up Greenspan to the max. Even those on these boards that come back with 'well you should have sold your stocks', or this or that. Greenspan is no god, and he should be held accountable. If, as Brinker is now coming out with, he's gone by, he has to go. I'd rather keep a President around that still has his wits about him, even if he has no taste in his private life, than a Fed chairman that may be losing it. What'd you guys do with Ann? Well, I think she's busy working her way up to CEO. Tony

To: William Hunt who wrote (26824)	3/13/2001 12:57:50 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Bill. Kudlow was on Hardball tonight. He sees NAS 10000 in 10 years and DOW 35000. He also mentioned this somewhere yesterday. One of the few cautious bulls left right now. This actually does not sound that great when you think that we had the NAS over 5000 last year. But I will take it if I am fortunate enough to be around at that time. And he laid into A.G. lately. Same here. Like I mentioned before: I blame A.G. for raising interest rates too high and now not lowering them fast enough. Maybe if he would step down but what would that do to the market? NAS 0? Wow. Wouldn't that be a buying opp. gg. Actually nothing funny about this. Did you listen to some of the speakers at the Intel forum today? It was on CSPAN. Sonny PS. Tony. Nice to see you visiting the thread. It's been a long long time.