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To: iowamann, Spam Queen who wrote (33310)	5/10/2001 7:11:41 PM
From: shoreco	Respond to of 100058

iowamann....$0.50 and the market sells off for the summer because we have a useless tax cut on the way and AG will be done lowering because of it...........But I don't see us breaking the lows of April, just testing them maybe..JMO EOM Shoreco

To: iowamann, Spam Queen who wrote (33310)	5/10/2001 7:35:27 PM
From: eichler	Respond to of 100058

iowamann, My guess... Fed lowers rates .25 market sells the news, for fun... Regards, Eichler

To: iowamann, Spam Queen who wrote (33310)	5/10/2001 7:50:04 PM
From: FLACK	Respond to of 100058

"Post your thoughts on FOMCC meeting." IowaMan, as you know, I hate to guess what the fed will do but it "seems" obvious, doesn't it? Well, doesn't it? Okay, okay, #2 - lowers .50 (and prays it sticks to the wall) "and for fun, how does the market respond?" As usual - "Hey, Greenie, how in blazes are we suppose to sucker in more fools in a hurry with only a .50 cut? You think it's easy trying to manufacture good news! YOU OWE US MORE!" Or as Dave Berry recently wrote: "Let's take a look at your investment portfolio. In the current market, you should have most of your money in something fairly conservative, such as a coffee can buried under your house. If you want to diversify, you might consider investing in two separate coffee cans. Whatever you do, do NOT put your money in the stock market. The reason you should avoid the stock market is that - to put it in technical terms - nobody knows anything."