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To: James Strauss who wrote (98700)	9/10/2002 7:39:42 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

James, If this "feel good rally" happens for the reasons you outlined as why it should, then will you state here that you will start the buying at market open, and even extend your good intentions to show a strong economy, that at the end of the trading day, after you did your buys at the open, that if the market based on your buys are at an increase in value, that you will hold these long term, as in many months, so that you Walk your Talk. ? doug

To: James Strauss who wrote (98700)	9/10/2002 9:17:17 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 99280

F*ck Feel Good Rallies. The BEST thing for the market would be to let it crash and I am serious. Build a base from which people can buy in confidence. Instead we prolong the agony by preventing a wipeout of LTCM, obvious PPT actions this past 2 years, we pour money into all kinds of stupid things, try and fore the markets up on irresponsible and unwarrented rate cuts far to early in the game to the point we are out of bullets now. We encourage irresponsible debt undertaking. We try and prop up the US$ and force down the price of gold. IS ANYONE IN FAVOR OF LETTING ANYTHING RUN ITS COURSE? Better yet acting prudently to prevent the bubble in the first place. Now we are sending good money after bad attempting to bailout C and JPM by wasting taxpayer $ in a effort to prevent the inevitable collapse in Brazil and Argentina. EVERYTHING WE DO MAKES FOR A BIGGER DEBT BUBBLE. Now you want a prop job in the markets. Hey let's fully go the way of Japan. Why not? It's what everyone wants. Instead of letting the damn markets be, we now have a bigger debt bubble as well as a housing bubble to boot and stock pices still suck after 11 rates cuts. Yeah, yets have intervention to prop up the markets (like we dont have that already). At least Japan admits it. M