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To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (14322)	8/9/2001 12:39:38 PM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Can't you see that I'm busy? I'm Using The Inside Scoop On The Wall Street Information Machine To Make Money. I'm Tuned Into CNBC And Waiting Breathlessly For The Halfwit Report. Edit. Ooops. Halftime Report. I Regret The Error. I hope they tell me it's OK to buy now. I'll rush in. Halftime report. It's fun! It's a spectator sport! I want to play, too! I want to buy overpriced stocks now! Back to School Sale on Techs! Storewide Clearance! 50% to 99% off!

To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (14322)	8/9/2001 1:08:35 PM
From: dawgfan2000	Respond to of 52237

>>$$$ dropping -<< From MetaMarkets commentary in response to GM CFO: General Motors President and Chief Financial Officer John Devine said that the strong U.S. dollar "frankly can destroy the manufacturing capability and manufacturing competitiveness of this country," according to the Associated Press. Devine said the dollar, which has risen about 30% against other currencies in the past four years, gives foreign competitors too much of an advantage. Eli Neusner>>I appreciate the General Motor CEO's request that the government reconsider its strong dollar policy, but I don't think it's going to happen. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill has stuck with the policy pursued by his predecessor Robert Rubin. How committed is O'Neill to a strong dollar? He has gone so far as to say he'll "rent Yankee Stadium and a brass band" if he changes his mind