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To: TobagoJack who wrote (19675)	6/12/2002 2:53:57 AM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Hi Jay, Since you've brought Heinz Blasnik back (he hasn't posted on SI since February), I thought this little gem I ran across yesterday (during the eclipse, I might add) might be of some interest for the folks here... internetstockreport.com Oh, and in case anyone is wondering, since the eclipse occurred yesterday, the next full moons are on June 24th and July 24th... I'm not saying there's anything to this, but why take unnecessary risks??? <g> KJC PS - The article is over a year old, and refers to an eclipse in 2001, not yesterday's eclipse...

To: TobagoJack who wrote (19675)	6/12/2002 7:03:48 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<get a load of this guy's pile who may have had something to do with your faith in the Q,> Jay, he had nothing to do with it. His leading of the marauding hordes into the telecosm and QUALCOMM almost caused me to sell it all [wish I had] because they'd bid even Mighty Q too high too soon. But I decided to ride through the trough [not thinking things would go as badly as they did - Globalstar was a big crash]. I was interested [and amused] to read the replies to GG. Many of them were dopey. The downsiders are starting to seem like the irrationally exuberant upsiders were last century. I've disagreed with GG on several things, including his disparaging of my idol Uncle Al for running a tight money policy a couple of years ago. I say Uncle Al has done it right. I expect quite fast and merciless interest rate rises [from the point of view of the heavily indebted though savers like Microsoft and QUALCOMM will earn a lot more interest] once the markets seem stable. Then again, with no inflation, he might be tempted just to let things run with low interest rates. We'll see. Mqurice