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To: TWICK who wrote (21415)7/29/2002 6:49:41 PM
From: ajtj99  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 26752
 
O/T Twick, if you get a chance, stay at the Peninsular Hotel or the Regent in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is kind of dead, but the view from the Regent at night is unrivaled anywhere in the world, IMO.

Bali is OK, but way over-rated, IMO. The beaches suck. I prefer Moorea in Tahiti.

I've never been to Australia. Japan is OK, but I it freaks me out how organized they are.

Actually, the more I've been to places in the world, the more I've come to appreciate all the great places here in the USA. Often times just because a place is somewhere else, we think it's better, especially beaches.

If you're into exotic stuff, you can't really do much better than Cannes during the busy season. For people watching, I like Venice Beach, CA.



To: TWICK who wrote (21415)7/29/2002 7:43:44 PM
From: Susan G  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 26752
 
Consumer Confidence numbers out at 10 am ET tomorrow, anyone long might want to tighten their stops right after the open, as if these numbers are not good, or even ok, the party is over. But if they are good, we may get quite the move up <g>. A ton of other economic releases this week too, including this important, once a year release -

The benchmark revision of the national economic statistics is out Wednesday. This has the potential to be a major market mover, I'm surprised the media has made no mention of it at all as far as being cautious, they are onl watching the CEO deadline date it seems. Well, I guess I'm not that surprised, it might ruin the exuberance <g>

morganstanley.com

Other releases this week, it's a busy one, and may make morning trading pretty volatile. But what else is new!

Jul 31 08:30 GDP-Adv. Q2

Jul 31 08:30 Chain Deflator-Adv. Q2

Jul 31 10:00 Chicago PMI July

Jul 31 14:00 Fed's Beige Book

Aug 01 00:00 Auto Sales Jul

Aug 01 00:00 Truck Sales July

Aug 01 08:30 Initial Claims 07/27

Aug 01 10:00 Construction Spending June

Aug 01 10:00 ISM Index July

Aug 02 08:30 Nonfarm Payrolls July

Aug 02 08:30 Unemployment Rate July

Aug 02 08:30 Hourly Earnings July

Aug 02 08:30 Average Workweek July

Aug 02 08:30 Personal Income June

Aug 02 08:30 Personal Spending June

Aug 02 10:00 Factory Orders June