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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (5133)	11/4/2002 11:15:28 AM
From: Kirk ©	Respond to of 207865

yeah, my last trip to Fidelity to drop off some certificates... end of summer early fall dis year, they had photo copies of their bond rates everywhere. When I visited them to drop off certificates when HP spun off Agilent near da top, all these sheets to hand out were comparing their agressive growth mutual funds... u know, pick da best fund that was growing over 30% a year! From talking to da Fido people, it was pretty clear to me that most in da sillycone valley here had capitulated long ago and were buying houses and bonds. I really don't know if we will get your rally to 16,000 or even 10,000 with a correction back to 8500 then on higher, but I'm happy with my portfolio over 80% now with a good amt of beta but I am taking profits out to stay around 80% just in case we do get a bear or a test or whatever as I always like to have some money to buy tings (watching too much Sopranos!) width.