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To: Jerry Olson who wrote (40310)	10/13/2002 2:52:16 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 52237

Not sure that the numbers will be great but on the other side the mere subsiding of selling will generate an updraft. Buying treasuries now is like buying INTC or CSCO at $70. .............. OH well I may be exaggerating but treasuries are poised for a fall of 10% to 15% within a year. So what should a money manager do ? ........ buy stocks of course. J6P also is ignoring his portfolio and his losses , as he saw his nest egg shrink to such low levels that he even lost interest to follow it. :( That's my theory. Besides we are prone to a revival of investment due to tear and wear in the PC sector. All corporate PC's bought in 1999 in Y2K anticipation are close to their useful corporate life and will be fully depreciated by years end. Therefore mere signs of new life in the tech sector will generate plenty of excitement IMHO, as money is plentiful ready for manipulation and to many are programed to short stocks into any rally. So be ready for wild swings with an upside bias. Remember my old post ? Message 13468456 Now I anticipate it in reverse < GGG > ......... No no I did not say NAZ 5000 ........but an average 8 to 10% yearly upward bias with some exaggeration in certain stocks.