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To: Dale Baker who wrote (10881)	3/7/2003 9:02:29 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

Thanks for the eye witness update. We will be going to Europe in the late spring-early summer. The market sucks, for sure, but you know me, I play them short more than long, and just playing the dcb in the dead zone has been working very well as of late. Buy pain & not gain! Looks like I may find one or two this morning...

To: Dale Baker who wrote (10881)	3/7/2003 9:15:18 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

The sputtering U.S. economy lost 308,000 non-farm jobs last month, roughly 300,000 more than Wall Street had expected. The unemployment rate crept up to 5.8%. The payroll plunge, more than reversing the prior month's 185,000 fluke gain, was far too steep to be explained by the call-up of National Guard reserves, bad weather and other statistical anomalies. ______________________________________________________ Analyst sees possible bankruptcy (F)Ford The Daily Telegraph reports that a scathing examination by Sean Egan, founder of the Egan-Jones ratings agency and the analyst who reportedly predicted WorldCom and Enron would go bust long before Wall Street realized it, puts Ford's future in doubt; Egan offers 8 reasons why the co could be in serious trouble, including huge pension fund liabilities and a lack of cash to fund borrowings. "If it didn't have the name Ford, it would be in bankruptcy right now."