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To: Dave Triplett who wrote (151)	1/8/1998 12:08:00 AM
From: FARRIS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1720

Maybe I missed something, but they are talking about interest rates on that link. I assume, you are saying that with interest rates so low, the market should be looking good. I see a potential paradigm shift in investing based on interest rates right now. I see rates staying lower for a while. Hell the fed is talking about lowering them even though the 30 year is at a real low right now. I like some of the lower priced stocks that do not move with the markets -- the DOW drops 500 points and my micro-caps are not affected. Look at MIDL, ICCN, EMPE, FAMH, LGOV, MDCE, NRAG and some others. These seem to be good companies in their infancy. Not trying to push any one in particular, just an observation. I own all kinds of stocks, from the very large (DUK, TRB, FOA) to the mid-caps like CGIX and down to the tiny stuff. The tiny stuff, if chosen correctly, seems to offer the best returns lately. For what it is worth, Eric