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To: FrozenZ who wrote (3382)	5/3/2001 12:49:36 AM
From: Kid Rock	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

any family that is -40K in debt is not invested in the stock market i do think the impact of energy costs will have a major impact(both short and long term) what about going long on energy? 50 years from now when fossil fuel production is squeezing the last bit of black gold from the ground, imagine the disparity of those with and without the ability to fuel themselves

To: FrozenZ who wrote (3382)	5/3/2001 1:34:47 AM
From: pezz	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 74559

<<. Once the bubble breaks it becomes harder and harder to re-inflate it. >> If I may be so bold as to suggest another option. The bubble was in a group of speculative stocks that never deserved to ascend to the heights that they did..No need to re inflate the old bubble......A new Bull can emerge from the ashes and with it new market leaders. Although consumers may be somewhat tapped out they are not without resources.Refinancing is putting spendable cash in their pockets.In spite of layoffs the unemployment rate is near record lows. As per the Stock Market as the fed pumps up the money supply much will find it's way there.Lotsa money in MM funds lookin for a home......After the last ten years no one will be satisfied with these yields. They want 10 to 20 percent that only equities can bring