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To: Dealer who wrote (44005)	11/6/2001 5:21:27 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

got a lukewarm to bad feeling about QQQ soon though just like RRick on his option put orders after QQQ nears 40, and now that Fed rates cut sharply again... what next? all this monumental monetary stimulus by the FedReserve and the small fiscal stimulus by Congress and Prez should keep as afloat for a short while the wretched reality of reported economic numbers will be ongoing and relentless until perhaps thru Christmas I see technology sector as the most vulnerable their inventories are still bloated they have inventory ratios just as bad as months ago so the norm will be more layoffs and cutbacks the final pillar remains as real estate consumer spending power is really declining but as in last spring, the Fed rate cuts buy time we are climbing the proverbial wall of worry worked thru oodles of turd-strewn numbers last week, this week I am reminded of the seasonal strenk of Nov to March we are in it now / jim