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To: Dom B. who wrote (45412)6/10/1998 10:52:00 AM
From: Stoctrash  Respond to of 58727
 
OT...
Has or did anyone notice the stand in for Joe Kernan last week looked just like Monical Lewinski, with just a little less lip stick?

And another thing...anyone ever get harassed by a bank or mortgage company saying you OWE more $$$$$ for your mortgage even though you've paid it all off, used all the stubs etc,....and they cannot even show or prove where this extra $$$ error is?

They are harassing my parents ....stoping by the house leaving notes on the door, calling every other day, and threatening to foreclose on them? What recourse do they have?




To: Dom B. who wrote (45412)6/10/1998 10:54:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 58727
 
No, I'm still long from last night.....strong stomach I guess....lot's of Irish Whiskey helps.

Think it was the overseas markets and the YEN that spun it this morning.....pit traders running stops helps as well.



To: Dom B. who wrote (45412)6/10/1998 2:24:00 PM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 58727
 
<Sometimes I wish I was Andrea Mitchell.>

Gosh Dom
I didnt know you felt Greenspan was so darn attractive!
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+Amigo Sergio (5801 )
From: +Phil Jacobson
Wednesday, Jun 10 1998 9:10AM ET
Reply # of 5813

I tried to buy SEEK yesterday with a market order (used DLJDirect's phone system)
and found out AFTER the close it had been rejected! Missed a huge gain. DLJ Direct
has decided that most Internet stocks are no longer marginable due to high volatility and
risk. That includes YHOO, XCIT, SEEK, LCOS, plus others. I understand their
position but in this case I think they've gone a bit too far.

Phil



To: Dom B. who wrote (45412)6/11/1998 10:32:00 AM
From: John Lacelle  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 58727
 
Dom,

I think what you see in the market is
the early waves of the Asia situation
hitting the market. The computer
industry was a strong point in the
S & P 500 and the US economy. However,
at this point all the warning signs are
in place for those who look. There is
major overproduction in almost all areas
of the computer industry. MSFT, INTC,
and CSCO were such giants of growth. Now
all these companies are slowly becoming
bloated...INTC is laying off people now.
They are delaying production of the next
generation processor. All these signs
indicate that tough times are ahead.

Looking at the activity of the FED RES
Chair Greenspan. He is not raising the
intersest rates because the impact of
Asia is causing deflation in the USA and
also slowing growth. Inflation will be
kept at bay by this global phenomenon.

I think the only question left is "how
far will the market fall to correct for
this situation"? That is a tough call
because this Baby Boomer 401(k) juggernaut
has over inflated the valuations of the
stock market but also given a large base
of support. Perhaps US equities are now
like that of Japan with high P/E ratios,
low dividend yield, and little growth.
Personally, I'd like to see 50% of the
market get chopped off tomorrow just so
it would be like the good old days, but
that all depends upon you day traders...

-John