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To: norton kiritz who wrote (7795)	3/17/1998 11:17:00 PM
From: qdog	Respond to of 11888

No I do not. I track crude prices, but don't do commodities. It's a different mindset that I can't deal with. I dabble in bonds, which is bad enough. Albeit, the Saga of Ohmaha dickers with silver and oil in the past, I can't believe for one moment that crude is fair value at this level. As I stated in the past, commodity folks were wrong to drive the price up to 22-25, I think they are wrong to drive it below 15. Not much help, but I think that it is fair value at 16-19/bbl.