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To: Lee who wrote (53764)	9/24/1998 3:44:00 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

Hi Lee ---- =====> Hope you got a UPS for your setup this time. (or did you have one before?) Thanks for the message ........ glad that you brought up the UPS ---- might be good for the thread folks to check out their surge protection and battery backups ...... yes, I had a batterybackup and a separate surge protector ( not the $10 kind either) ------ there evidently were 2 or 3 separate lightening strikes/and/or/surges ...... at any rate ----- all of 'em got wiped out ...... the techie who I use said that it was just one of those freak things ...... yeah ---- ggggggg he did say that he suspected that the bat backup had failed but that I didn't know it ........ oh well ........ Regards ----- Murhphy'sLawNemer

To: Lee who wrote (53764)	9/25/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: Nemer	Respond to of 58727

Hey Lee ---- OT Tell you what you need to do ....... set the alarm 30 minutes early for in the morning and fix Pete some grits, eggs, flapjacks, bacon, coffee, and orange juice ....... put in on a serving tray and wake him up with the above whilst wearing a skimpy little teddy .......... ggggggg Regards ----- ActingCorporalNemer

To: Lee who wrote (53764)	9/30/1998 11:44:00 AM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 58727

FYI 9.30.98 Q: What happens when a Fed ease results in a curve flattening? A: Over the next 5 trading days, the 2s-bonds spread flattens another 6 basis points on average in 7 of 10 occurrences. However, from that point on, the curve resumes its steepening trend. In fact, three weeks later, the curve is almost 15 basis points steeper in 7 of 10 occurrences. Interestingly enough, a 6 basis point flattening from Tuesday's close would bring the curve back down to 60. This would be a retest of former resistance point at 60 which, if you remember, acted as the starting point for the flatening move we saw in the first half of the year. If chart theory holds, then 60 will act as support and act as a spring board for the curve to pay a visit to the 75-80 level.