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To: bobby beara who wrote (15710)	1/2/2003 3:53:14 PM
From: Henry J Costanzo	Respond to of 19219

<<or at least stocks making gains not at the expense of bonds,,,,>> ???.... looks to me that bonds were crushed today..???

To: bobby beara who wrote (15710)	1/2/2003 4:39:07 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 19219

My main concern is the spiking Oil Prices, every time we get a little rally oil goes up, and over time taht can kill off the rally and set us up for new lows. The cost of oil goes into every thing, but all people seem to see is the price they pay for gas..they don't feel it as it's passed on in utility bills, and what it cost to get milk to market, that is until it's to late. Jim

To: bobby beara who wrote (15710)	1/4/2003 12:46:17 PM
From: High-Tech East	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19219

bobby ... this will blow your ears out - no need for q-tips today ... <g> ... no Abby Jo or Joe the Bat-man ... did Jack Grubman make a guess? ... how about Larry Kudlow and Jim Kramer? ... another reason for watching CNBC with no sound ... Ken ____________________________ Barron's Online Monday, January 6, 2003 Wall Street Week Panel Predictions 2002 PREDICTED Close ..................DJIA Nasdaq ACTUAL CLOSE......8,342 1,336 Ralph Acampora...11,200 2,400 Laszlo Birinyi...11,050 2,200 Ed Brown.........11,100 2,220 Frank Cappiello..12,100 2,810 Elizabeth Dater..10,235 2,404 Alison Deans.....10,000 2,100 Harvey Eisen.....11,500 2,450 Mary Farrel......13,750 2,650 Tom Gallagher....11,050 2,130 Francis Gannon...11,150 2,150 Kim Goodwin......10,800 2,260 Louis Holland....10,947 1,987 Michael Holland..12,345 2,579 John Kim.........10,750 2,100 Gretchen Lash....10,950 2,280 Barbara Marcin...11,500 2,400 Roger McNamee....11,900 2,240 Brian Rogers.....11,250 2,250 Nick Sargen......10,750 2,000 Liz Ann Sonders..12,400 2,680 Robert Stovall...11,600 2,146 Martin Zweig.....10,500 1,700 2001 PREDICTED Close .................DJIA Nasdaq ACTUAL CLOSE.....10,021 1,950 Ralph Acampora...11,400 3,200 Laszlo Birinyi...13,050 3,450 Ed Brown.........11,735 2,810 Frank Cappiello..12,100 3,800 Elizabeth Dater..11,740 2,734 Alison Deans.....11,400 3,450 Harvey Eisen.....12,300 3,100 Mary Farrel......12,500 4,600 Tom Gallagher....12,000 2,700 Francis Gannon...12,250 3,400 Kim Goodwin......12,400 3,000 Louis Holland....12,504 2,842 Michael Holland..12,375 3,010 John Kim.........12,100 3,000 Gretchen Lash....11,800 2,500 Barbara Marcin...12,000 3,000 Roger McNamee....12,000 3,200 Brian Rogers.....11,900 2,250 Nick Sargen......11,400 2,900 Liz Ann Sonders..13,000 3,500 Robert Stovall...12,675 3,675 Martin Zweig.....13,170 2,570 URL for this article: online.wsj.com Copyright © 2003 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

To: bobby beara who wrote (15710)	1/4/2003 1:44:01 PM
From: High-Tech East	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19219

Posted on one of my office walls is a 'yellowed' full page ad I pulled out of Barron's dated August 27, 2001. In bold print, UBS/PaineWebber declares ... We believe the fair value of the S&P 500 at the end of 2002 should be 50% above the index's level today. That's what our Financial Advisors are talking about with their clients. Right now. ... wait a minute, let me get my calculator ... S&P 500 ... August 27,2001 - actual .... *1179.21* S&P 500 ... UBS PaineWebber forecast for December 31, 2002 ... *1768.81* S&P 500 ... December 31, 2002 - actual ... *879.82* ..... hmmmmmmmmmmm ... 1768.81 minus 879.82 ... divide by 1768.81 ... equals minus 50.3% ... ... they just missed it a little bit now, didn't they? ... ... I wonder what they are forecasting for the end of 2003 and 2004? ... <g> Ken Wilson