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To: Sully- who wrote (44076)	11/8/2001 9:35:47 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 65232

recovery in 2002 becoming assured with Europe cooperation clearly GreenSneid is working in concert with BankEngland and his totally clueless EuroCentralBank cohort Europe should be 2% lower right now they have worse recession than USA, with 8% unemployment clueless... still fighting inflation ghosts and ushering in deflation instead, along with unemployment Naz should rise more than S&P in good legs and fall less than S&P in bad legs for the foreseeable future since whacked so much worse far too much monetary stimulus to ignore 150 bpts since Sept11th is unprecedented onliest thing to concern me is the inventory ratio in techland it is still bad, but maybe now at its worst??? the abolition of the 30yr TBond is a slick maneuver been reading about its motives and consequences it should succeed in lowering mortgage rates which puts more money in consumer pockets but the real problem is business spending, not consumer it should also reduce federal deficits slightly the flip side is to run for cover when they announce in a year or three the reinstatement of the 30yr TBond since reinstatement means inflationary expectations in the years to follow watch the microcaps and smallcaps they are gonna scream, 3-5 times the growth prospects as the bigboy techs some call them the "stealth" stocks / jim