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To: bobby beara who wrote (11942)	5/20/1998 7:26:00 AM
From: J. Nelson	Respond to of 116832

Funny you should say that! Last night a credit card co called me and asked if I wished to take a loan out aginst my visa card for any amount at 9% fixed term. Last week a bank card came to my home for $10,000 no questions asked with a first time offer good up to April 99 billing statement with a fixed rate of 3.9% APR. Pre-approved. Just makes you wonder how much cash there is out there for big banks to make offers like that. The rates state that intrest should not change for a year by what the offers are IMO. Have a good day. Jim...

To: bobby beara who wrote (11942)	5/20/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 116832

Bobby: I agree with you 100% on the outlook for stocks and gold. But when the bubble burst the Fed probably will run the printing presses still faster to avoid a deflationary collapse. The result -- stagflation. Great for gold and hard assets.

To: bobby beara who wrote (11942)	5/20/1998 5:21:00 PM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116832

Hi- checked out the world capital market review by princeton economics about their view on bonds..(came out in January and was offered free) anyways..that issue said bonds might top by July 20th..not sure if this is outdated.. said us budget would be a disaster heard Louise Yamana on CNBC..she has an excellent track record.. of course she didn't mention el nino's effects,meltdown in Asia depressing severely commodities with a depression going on..she stressed how now technology is replacing all...just sand and light and I forgot what else is needed for this global economy.. thought it was a bit ironic after Loral's satellite launching technology sold to China(probably with the rational if the US didn't make the money,another foreign company would sell something similar) that all of a sudden the satellite companies are down because of a little old satellite going astray..geez who cares about encrytion when the satellites can just be blown away and there goes the information link... anyways..it appears to be good for uranium..one of my stocks has taken on new life..(who knows maybe if everybody rearms,everybody will be forced to behave again..) also notice that the year2000 stocks have been in the dulldrums.. wonder if that is more market psychology to say.."there is no problem out there..nothing to worry about.. also about this global commerce..wonder how the SE Asians are going to be able to buy anything from us besides how small companies that do business over there are going to be survive..(more packman gobbered up by comglomerates) what did I hear..oil hitting ten year low.. now that the biotechs are blossoming..gold has to start shining.. wonder if people are the internet should create a new site and make certain government isn't going to levy taxes on internet use..if enough people protest before they try anything again,the politicians might realize they might not get reelected