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To: Richard A. Green who wrote (8236)	3/11/1998 4:26:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116815

Thank you Richard i am totally mixed up at present.

To: Richard A. Green who wrote (8236)	3/11/1998 9:38:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116815

Richard first of all thank you you again for because of you I have gained much knowledge today. When a bond drops cost of the bond is reduced the interest remains the same so in effect is actually a higher rate as of the reduced cost of the bond. This in turn could temporarily increase interest rates on the following sale of fed bonds but not necessarily keep interest going up. . I got a quick course on bonds tonight. From my guru my son. At any any give time it coud raise the rates but not necessarily long term. Secondly right now there is 900 billion in mergers and acquisitions which is keeping this economy a float There is thirty billion in leverage buyout going on right now and an additional 360 billion held in waiting for buyouts. The funds can dispose x among companies as management and analytical fees are not required to be reported the way the structure is set up now and show a profit. So many of the very buyers are looking at this as high return of 25 percent or more until the rules are changed. The buyouts which we know reduce employees which is contributing to the lack of inflation in our working environment combined with Oil prices remaining low primarily due to Asia now and our technology reducing inflation all these contribute to a relatively stable economy Most humbly stated. The LBO the Oil the tech anyone can go and there we would be in gold.