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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (43384)	7/3/2003 8:46:45 AM
From: Shoot1st	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57110

Your talking to a guy that's been shorting everything in sight intraday for a month....and lucky to be coming out of it with my skin.... Everywhere you look, you see reason to think tough times ahead.... Ebay tells me the world is gearing up for selling the family jewels to keep life styles in tact. When hell finally breaks loose, the entire contents of the world will go on sale....heheee! what else can explain the price of that stock..eh? Shootie

To: Oral Roberts who wrote (43384)	7/3/2003 10:18:42 AM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57110

oral.... speaking of talking "heads"....(i think we rename talking airheads)...i just heard elaine chou spin the unemployment numbers as positive because the number went up because more people (whose unemployment benefits ran out) are actually looking (again) for jobs because they believe the economy is picking up and therefore are hopeful they will find jobs... these are the folks supposedly running the show... be afraid, be very very afraid. :) (gotta run)

To: Oral Roberts who wrote (43384)	7/3/2003 10:19:10 AM
From: zonder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57110

What about this incessant talk of "deflation" in a country with consistent 2.1-3.0% CPI and 2.4-4.2% PPI over the last six months? Anybody realize that is INFLATION, not deflation? March 2003 CPI was 3.0% and PPI was 4.2%, and yet Fed people were telling scary bedtime stories of the deflation monster. Let us all hope they know to step on the breaks before we go over the top into some serious inflation...