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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (196610)	10/9/2002 6:28:54 PM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 436258

da da da da ... keep on the sunny side of ... what's digit here and there between ... money.cnn.com Off target The S&P 500 began 2002 at 1148, and nearly every strategist on the Street forecast it would be higher at the end of the year. (It closed at 777 Wednesday.) Here's what their forecasts were at the start of 2002. Strategist Firm S&P Target Jeff Applegate Lehman Brothers 1350 Rich Bernstein Merrill Lynch 1200 Abby Joseph Cohen Goldman Sachs 1300-1425 Doug Cliggott J.P. Morgan 950 Steve Galbraith Morgan Stanley 1225 Tom Galvin Credit Suisse First Boston 1375 Ed Kerschner UBS Warburg 1570 Tobias Levkovich Salomon Smith Barney 1350 Tom McManus Banc of America Securities 1200 Ed Yardeni Prudential Securities 1300