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To: reaper who wrote (54884)	9/27/2002 3:08:08 PM
From: marginmike	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

this down beghinning to look UGLY

To: reaper who wrote (54884)	9/27/2002 3:19:56 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 209892

I remember telling MB I was thinking about shorting these shortly after the 9/11 rebound and he said how safe AIG was (ok -- he dipped the bottom, I think -- no problem with that here -- great play) -- well I know good 'n well -- after an historic bubble like this, they've all dipped their fingers in the "exotic cookie" jar -- these guys especially were prone to get hurt because they were used to only doing boring stuff. I know that's 60,000 foot level and just human nature reasoning, but nonetheless true ...

To: reaper who wrote (54884)	9/27/2002 5:17:55 PM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

reaper 2001 fundies 0 <g> read 'em and laugh biz.yahoo.com >>Fitch will also continue to monitor trends in Sears' credit business. Sears sells apparel, home and automotive products through approximately 870 full-line stores and 1,300 specialty stores nationwide. The specialty stores include Sears' dealer stores, National Tire and Battery, Sears Hardware, Orchard Hardware (in California) and The Great Indoors. In June 2002, Sears acquired Lands' End, a direct merchant of traditionally styled, classic clothing offered to customers through catalogs and online. Sears also has a sizable credit business, with receivables of more than $28 billion, and a services business that is engaged in product installation and repair, service contracts and home improvements. In addition, Sears is the majority owner of Sears Canada. <<