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To: Chris who wrote (26540)	12/26/2001 5:25:05 PM
From: dennis michael patterson	Respond to of 52237

I am thinking seriously about them as well. A number of the pros recomended them on CNBC yesterday and, for that reason, I am cautious. But they've had a horrific pullback. I think the economy is very, very weak and corporate profits are awful. I plan to buy the Naz after another leg down but not now. There is no chance earnings will come close to where they need to be to match valuations. I think after the firts of the year-- when the book is closed, -- we'll get a selloff. Time for bonds! I heard Bill Gross recommend ATT bonds paying 8 percent. I investigated those today and they can be bought from Fidelity. They are traded on the NYSE. I just called the Fidelity bond department and that is what they said