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To: Shack who wrote (62689)	1/3/2003 4:10:07 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

Shack it trades as good as any stock i watch...made $1.00 today scalping it..long... who cares what the valuation is...just don;t fall in love<G> OJ

To: Shack who wrote (62689)	1/3/2003 4:53:36 PM
From: reaper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

these Briefing guys are really on the ball; i never would have thought of this... 3:12PM High Yielding Stocks : Since President Bush's new tax cut plan scheduled for Tuesday is expected to include a reduction in the tax on corporate dividends, we screened the S&P 500 for a list of high yielding stocks that have the potential to benefit from an increased interest in this area. The following is a partial list: RJR 9.0%, GT 6.8%, MO 6.3%, TUP 5.7%, FBF 5.5%, JPM 5.3%, GM 5.1%, EK 5.0%, BMY 4.7%, DOW 4.4%, CVX 4.1%, MAY 4.0%, F 4.0%, S 3.7%, VZ 3.8%, SBC 3.7%, BAC 3.6%, HI 3.5%, DPH 3.3%, COP 3.2%, DD 3.2%, EDS 3.2%, FON 3.2%, CI 3.1%, WM 3.1%, WY 3.1%, BK 3.0%, GE 3.0%, HON 3.0%, SGP 3.0%, BLS 2.9%, CAT 2.9%, K 2.9%, SUN 2.9%, IP 2.8%, and T 2.8%. (Utilities such as DYN 23.3%, AYE 22.1%, EP 11.8%, or any stocks with historically high yields, warrant extra caution due to the uncertainty regarding future dividends payouts.) man, where do they get that high-tech S&P screening capability anyway? edit -- and where'd they find out that Bush was gonna cut taxes? they've got a mole in the government, in addition to all that technology?? Cheers