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To: upanddown who wrote (4031)	9/8/2001 8:04:05 PM
From: Second_Titan	Respond to of 206334

Ohhh the data to crunch! EIA's September STEO & Electric monthly. I have been saying for months that the OECD stocks were not getting out of hand, the exaggerated US price swings for HO & Distillate drained OECD Europe's stocks. Sure the stock level data has its weaknesses but combined with price signals I was pretty confidant. Businessweek's US Economy article I think is very encouraging for energy and non tech issues. I cant see why some are diving in tech, sure NAPM maybe improving , but it seems it is doing so in spite of weakening tech components. May sure looks like an off month for all energy, the new Electric Monthly shows a drop in May demand Y o Y. May's Electric data reveals #6 oil still being burned higher than last year.