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To: Joan Osland Graffius who wrote (92715)	10/25/2001 12:16:57 AM
From: snookcity	Respond to of 132070

jOAN i AGREE 100% I THINK ITS EXPENSIVE! Everyone thinks it will rise 20% next year but when everyone expects it[doesnt happen]. I like these new issue perfered's I been buying because i need to preserve capitol plus create income. Thanks for your thought's back to lurking. Tom

To: Joan Osland Graffius who wrote (92715)	10/25/2001 8:02:09 AM
From: JHP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 132070

joan do you have a few on TIE? thanks john

To: Joan Osland Graffius who wrote (92715)	10/25/2001 10:58:23 AM
From: Tom M	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 132070

Hi Joan, although the Y2K printathon/moonshot is still burned in many a memory, bull and bear alike, I've pretty much capitulated to the fact that I just don't care. Seems we're still dealing with a crock-of-rubles when the fed continues to make a mockery of the dollar by printing enough to cover billions of shares of wall street's paper that we're forced to have confidence in. That after over half a decade of the "free/efficient" market trying to signal it doesn't believe in Rubin et Al [sic] forced confidence. And the boys even get to print their preferred denomination on their paper they'd like reimbursed in dollars. All this so it doesn't look like the Land of Free Enterprise is gov't subsidized/socialized - LOL! Knighty, is big brother still only big business? Opinion please: do you see Al ever admitting it's time to put an end to the moral dilemma and press the reset button before they bankrupt most of the population due to decisions made on over half a decade's misinformation? Weren't we telling Japan they needed to expose sunlight on their problems? I capitulate to the mighty printer, but I'll not put a CD back into the market ever, until there's tangible evidence at an attempt to a return to honest money & accounting practices - perhaps around your pe of 7<g>? I'm looking into less-inflated rural land right now as I'd rather be stuck with a potentially overpriced hunk of unobsoletable land in a desirable location than an overpriced (waste) basket full of stocks <g>. off to tromp through a lot I have my eye on, regards, Tom