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To: gladman who wrote (126789)	6/18/2001 4:59:34 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>stating that BOA wanted to "reduce their loan exposure". That's not correct. The WSJ article I read said BOA refused to give Wal-Mart a 2 $billion line of credit because Wal-Mart hadn't given any Investment banking business to its baby BOA Securities for several years. Wal-Mart could get 2 $billion from an ATM...don't worry about Wal-Mart...worry about new economy tech!

To: gladman who wrote (126789)	6/18/2001 6:29:19 PM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 164684

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To: gladman who wrote (126789)	6/18/2001 6:31:29 PM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 164684

>> Think about the little guy trying to get some financing.... << Monday June 18, 4:55 pm Eastern Time U.S. mortgage points rise 1/8 Monday-BestRates NEW YORK, June 18 (Reuters) - Mortgage points on a typical $100,000 fixed-rate home loan climbed 1/8 of a percentage point on Monday for a potential $125 additional expense for borrowers from their lenders, according to BestRates Inc. The Mortgage Point Monitor is provided exclusively to Reuters by BestRates, a Milford, Mass.-based provider of mortgage market analysis. At www.HOMESinfo.com, a free service of BestRates, market participants can find additional daily mortgage rate change information.