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To: Tony Viola who wrote (55930)	9/20/2001 1:42:54 PM
From: jamok99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Tony, Lol - if I had any money left, I might even send it to them ;-) While I agree that many guests who appear on CNBC are suspect, given that most of them have an agenda to pursue (did you ever see a fund manager whose job it was to get you to buy stock look into the camera and say, "If I were an investor today, I'd RUN LIKE HELL AWAY FROM THIS MARKET!!!! ;-), but I find some more trustworthy than others. While I'm not much of a believer in technical analysis, John Murphy always seemed pretty sincere to me, saying what he believed, rather than pushing an agenda, altho I don't know enough about him and what his firm does to know that for a fact. I'm also impressed with Barton Biggs of Merrill Lynch, who was talking about a gloomy economic outlook before this tragedy, despite the fact that telling the truth as he saw it clearly wouldn't help his company sell stock. Jamok