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To: Boplicity who wrote (6468)	2/27/2002 3:48:01 PM
From: Sig	Respond to of 13815

Well, boy oh boy, no more good words for Greenspan from me. Either nobody has told him the market goes down whenever he talks, or he actually wants it to go down. History shows one should sell everything just before he starts talking. Well, I cant bear to do that -give up all hope- but I lightened up considerably this morning and will try to think long term as it often recovers in few days Its cold'rn a whichs tit this morning, 16 degrees which makes me ornery cause I have to make sure the water pipes dont freeze. The good part is it keeps the rattlers holed up in their dens. Wish it would do the same for the bears. Sig

To: Boplicity who wrote (6468)	2/28/2002 7:45:47 AM
From: horsegirl48	Respond to of 13815

I see you changed your stocks, another stock I own is KR, its got a big gap to fill....if ever. Yesterday I went into aber. & Fitch with my daughter, we were both able to find stuff, its a really good store for all ages. If Im lucky enough to get a dip on this one Im going back in and try to hold. My daughter who is 14 told me that all her friends have stopped shopping everywhere else and have come back to aber & Fitch, because the clothes r so cute for girls and cool for guys......

To: Boplicity who wrote (6468)	2/28/2002 4:16:43 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 13815

Goldman Not Buying 2H Telecom Spending Spree Goldman Sachs telecom-equipment analyst Brant Thompson is calling "bull" predictions of a spending recovery in the second half of the year. "Carrier business models aren't stabilizing, China is weakening, non-U.S. markets will lag a U.S. recovery and wireless carrier consolidation is another shoe to drop," he says in initiating coverage of Lucent (LU), Tellabs (TLAB) and Nortel (NT) - all rated at market performer. Thompson started Sonus (SONS) at market outperformer. (JDB)