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To: Sojourner Smith who wrote (5535)11/13/2002 11:46:43 AM
From: Bob  Respond to of 10157
 
When the parliament announced rejection of the resolution, the market took a tumble.
But as Moufassa pointed out, why would anyone trust their acceptance of the resolution?

Regards,

BobP



To: Sojourner Smith who wrote (5535)11/13/2002 11:49:47 AM
From: ProDeath  Respond to of 10157
 
Yes, the real danger will be if the U.S. stands down from our current mobilization against Iraq, it will give Saddam still more time to become a greater threat. Iraq has played games with weapons inspections before and will again. They have had months to prepare to dupe the U.N. and will certainly do so.



To: Sojourner Smith who wrote (5535)11/13/2002 12:34:07 PM
From: greenehugh  Respond to of 10157
 
"Interesting to me that would make the market jump." On the contrary,IMO,there is nothing to read in the hard right edge of the charts. This is a nervous, news driven market which yings and yangs on every news bite. Won't play this market today even with your money.