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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (38809)	1/13/2003 3:52:10 PM
From: IA	Respond to of 69853

Harry, Thanks for the 802.11 info. I don't really mind a weak Cnd dollar, as it's probably helping the economy, i.e. the 500K plus jobs created last year. Only trouble is I can't travel outside of the country without everything seeming to be incredibly expensive. ************** Leading Wall St. Firms' Asset Allocation Recommendations 06 January 2003 Firm Strategist Stocks Bonds Cash A.G. Edwards Mark Keller 70% 20% 10% Banc of America Tom McManus 70% 20% 10% Bear Stearns & Co. Kurt Walters 65% 25% 10% CIBC World Markets a. Subodh Kumar 75% 20% 2% Goldman Sach & Co. b. Abby Joseph Cohen 75% 22% 0% Legg Mason Richard Cripps 60% 40% 0% Lehman Brothers c. Jeffrey Applegate 80% 10% 10% Merrill Lynch & Co. Richard Bernstein 45% 35% 20% Morgan Stanley Steve Galbraith 70% 25% 5% Raymond James d. Jeffrey Saut 65% 15% 10% Salomon Smith Barney Bill Helman 60% 30% 10% UBS Warburg Edward Kerschner 89% 11% 0% Wachovia Ken Liu 75% 25% 0% a. CIBC World Markets recommends investing 3% in other types of investments, including commodities and real estate. b. Goldman Sachs recommends investing 3% in commodities. c. Jeffrey Applegate is no longer with Lehman Brothers. Allocations update won't be available until a replacement is named. d. Raymond James recommends investing 10% in real estate. Prudential is currently not quoting asset allocations.