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To: donald sew who wrote (9710)	6/21/2001 7:03:56 AM
From: Paul Shread	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Do not miss John Berry's piece this morning: "As U.S. economic growth remains stubbornly sluggish, some Federal Reserve officials are growing increasingly concerned that unusual developments may be clogging the main channels through which lower interest rates normally stimulate the economy." washingtonpost.com

To: donald sew who wrote (9710)	6/21/2001 9:38:55 AM
From: waverider	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Don, I think after this bubble correction is over (my target is by late this year) we'll return to a reasonable return over the next 5 years...I'm planning on 10-15%/year on the big blue chips and 20-25%/year on techs (with selected issues doing better). As you mentioned a few days ago though, no one really has a clue about long term market predictions. Short term is hard enough. The bears have had it really good the past year and a half. I am noticing the same cockiness with them as the bulls had back in '99. Things change. That is the only variable. And change they will. One monkey is bound to be able to call dramatic market moves for awhile. But they all fail at some point, allowing another monkey to take first place. Just probability. Keep up the excellent work Don. <H>