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To: Mike M who wrote (71979)	3/12/2001 11:38:02 PM
From: bobby beara	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 99985

>>>The FED is pumping liquidity into the economy pretty rapidly right now... Some argue that we won't see a recession. If money supply expansion continues, Graham-Dodd valuations may be postponed for a year...>>>> Yes, but at one point the consumer and corps, are tapped out, overindulged, bought everything they can, used up all the new eco tools to eke out the last drop of productivity. people say this is not japan, but if you look at all the sentiment at the top from jan 00 to march 00, you could say we were just as boastful as japan at the top, maybe even more arrogant. is there anything more arrogant than offering up a tulip like linux at an opening price of $300, or 100's just like em. there was nothing like that in the nikkei bubble, nothin at all, most of the nikkei bubble companies were making money -g-