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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (19775)	9/22/2001 11:19:59 PM
From: Chris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (19775)	9/24/2001 9:18:04 AM
From: Terry Whitman	Respond to of 52237

Yes, the supply situation on NG doesn't look bullish- but the price reflects that at the moment. Any upturn in the economy should cause increasing demand- especially if the upturn is going to happen before spring. Think of all those buildings that won't have to be heated, all those speculative NG fired power plants that won't need to be turned on line, etc. - if the economy keeps heading south. Oil being sold off heavy in europe this morning. It's not showing any recovery in process. Will keep an eye on the DJU 300 level- that may be an important one. Not sure how all the factors are lined up for utilities. Low interest rates and lower fuel prices should be a positive- but lower demand is negative. +2-1 = +1, so they should do better than the avg. investment here. I am simplifying things a bit there, as the factors are not all equal. <g> The RE market here is dismal, tons of sellers, and very few buyers. Heard on the radio that state welfare rolls have increased to their highest level in 7-8 yrs. I don't think you can base much on that, however. I'm going to have a look at some utilities here for technical reads. Still more downside on the oil and gas co's I fear. European stocks are staging a recovery this morning- it looks like at least a ST bottom may be in. Regards, TW