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To: Tony Viola who wrote (21192)	10/16/1998 4:27:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Tony. Thanks on Pfe. Yeah, right, lots of excuses. So maybe I can buy some more cheaper until "they" put their head together. But European sales should help now. MU. Big investment in MU hurt Intel some today. But then most of the techs are down. Only my dog HWP was up over 2 points at one time. Hm, TXN sold to MU and is up, Intel bought and is down. Thanks for input on PFE and Intel. God, you do do have a bad memory. Girls on the beach. It was the Intel party girls. You even volunteered to serve the drinks. Italien stud and all. I was the blond/gray fellow. You are lucky to have all those informed guys in your office, next door and in the halls. I have to do the work myself, well the better half helps. Say hi to the fellow in the hall who is reading my posts(funny stunt of yours btw) and tell him to take them with a grain of salt. Just like we do with those analysts. gg. Now do you want to hear again what "they" say or shall I keep quiet? I can tell that you are thinking, so I will tell you. This darn Jerry Favors, technical analyst, says he covered all his shorts yesterday when the rate cuts were announced but he still sees the market going down again later next week. I am sure you remember his number. But he is going by this 200 year old analysis when there was no FED yet. FED did not arrive until the early 1900's. So maybe his chart will get thrown off by cuts over here and Europe better gets off its butt and does some cutting on its own. I guess "they", meaning European countries, don't want their currency to go down and have their markets flooded with cheap goods. Sonny