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To: Thomas G. Busillo who wrote (27139)	1/25/1998 5:40:00 PM
From: Richard Russell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53903

Sunday January 25, 4:04 pm Eastern Time U.S. stock funds get $1.1 bln in two days - survey NEW YORK, Jan 25 (Reuters) - U.S. equity funds took in an estimated $1.1 billion in two business days ended January 22, a monthly rate of $11.3 billion, according to mutual fund tracking service Mutual Fund Trim Tabs. This compares with an estimated inflow of $1.95 billion in the prior two days ended January 20, Trim Tabs said. Growth and income funds took in estimated $1.24 bln in the two-day period, after getting $628 million in the previous two-day period, it said. Growth funds posted an inflow of $108 million, down from an inflow of $568 million in the previous period, it said. Aggressive funds lost an esimated $353 million, after an inflow of $674 million in the preivous two days, it said. Redemptions from international equity funds were $1.6 billion, more than double the redemptions of $613 million in the previous period, it said. The latest redemptions were the highest since a $2.9 billion outflow in the period ending December 11, it said. Technology funds had $74 million in redemptions in the latest two-day-period, compared with an inflow of $41 million in the previous period, it said. Gold funds had outflows of $12 million for the latest period, compared with an inflow of $38 million in the previous two days, it said. Pacific funds, excluding Japan, international emerging funds and worldwide funds registered outflows of $11 million, $1.0 million and $59 million, respectively, for the latest two days, posting the second consecutive two-day losing streak since January 15, when all three posted inflows, it said. All equity funds, including international funds, had outflows of $573 million, compared with inflows of $1.34 billion in the previous two-day period, it said. Bond and income funds had outflows of $417 million, after a prior-period inflow of $80 million, it said. Municipal bond funds lost an estimated $1.05 billion, compared with an outflow of $308 million in the previous period, it said. Looks like $ flow slowing. With the high drama of a real white house scandal creating major political uncertainity and possible economic concerns and financial fears, not to mention the big national superbowl hangover on monday, what does everyone think the market reaction might be? Business as usual, 5-20% market correction, market ralley? If there is a pullback won't the stocks with the over inflated valuations and weak fundementals get really hammered? Except of course mu which may break even in 98 if things go very well and they may even make a few cents if things go perfect like everyone else stops producing as they all said they will and prices go way up which of course may happen. At $32 and a 200+ foward PE what a great investment opportunity, just ask abbey, wink wink. RR

To: Thomas G. Busillo who wrote (27139)	1/25/1998 7:49:00 PM
From: MR. PANAMA (I am a PLAYER)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53903

Tom thanks fer the post but do not be offended if I ask you to make a few short and sassy posts rather than 1 large one... Since I spend so much time on the REAL NET NOW i have developed very short attention spans wrt PICS hahahaha hahah I think the bears are worried....curious that MBurke and his washboy PeteM are visiting us so much...bet ya that some of their followers are caught.... well the run from 2.2 to 3.6+ is a very big % run and more may well be in store... WRT CNBC Joe Kernan is the best...he has moxie, brains and can roll with the punches better than the rest...David Faber is very close at 2nd , Mark Haines is very good and so is Ron Insania even though he is very inquisitive but he is that way with everyone and hence honest...The Lady in the day (BOND Expert ...Kathy?) puts the rest of the women to shame ....Now WRT looks CNBC beats CNN hands down.. All in all I think it is the Script Writers that are to blame...Unless you are as Gifted like Kernan you probably have to follow what is written...I think they should focus on Business rather than the Gossip from the White House...If the President says NO then we should believe him ...BIMBO's will always be around having fantasys and dreams of Powerful,Rich and Handsome Men...(like me) We have seen me attacked on this thread because of one womens dream that I was a female...hahahha hahaha hahaha when they cannot have you they can be vindictive.... Hang in there BILL CLINTON.... BTW I am a Republican until Janet Ryno leaves office and joins Netscapes Board...Then I will resume my Democratic Status..(I strongly believe that the poor and ill must be helped by the fortunate ones...) GRIM HAS SPOKEN .... shorts never listen 43 million ....hahahah ahahahahah hahaha hahaha