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To: Joseph G. who wrote (16826)9/6/1998 11:48:00 AM
From: ed  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 77399
 
CSCO is not playing with the split effect , but the "Rate Cut Effect " in September and October. After the long weekend, the market will start the uptrend again in anticipation of the rate cut in the comming months, this time it will be 0.25% first , and followed with another .25% in November or early next year. The value of dollar is just too high comparing with the currency of the rest of the world, this will make the US corp less competitive in the world market, and also increase the cost of capital
of US corp and make them less competitive. By the rate cut, the consumers' confidence will be maintained or increased, which will resolve the current problem of glut of products in the market , and as a result , the profit margin can be maintained. SO, the
supply and demand will come to a balance by doing so, i.e the rate cut. Now we have
too much capacity of production, but the consumption did not follow up, we lost the balance from here, i.e "SUPPLY and DEMAND", that is dangerous !!!!!!!!!!!!



To: Joseph G. who wrote (16826)9/6/1998 12:03:00 PM
From: ed  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 77399
 
You probably also realize that the recently US dollar is steadily depreciated against the
Japanese Yen, and now is close to 1 to 130.The World currency managers are expecting a rate cut pretty soon from the US, and they are now selling dollar. The market always reflect in advance.



To: Joseph G. who wrote (16826)9/6/1998 5:52:00 PM
From: The Phoenix  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 77399
 
Joseph,

When I say that Cisco holds up well in general market downturns I'm referring to historically, not just today. I appreciate the "split effect" and how it might be affecting trading on CSCO today but go back and take a look at Cisco historically. Cisco always holds up well.

OG