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To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (24268)	12/14/1998 8:49:00 AM
From: William Peavey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116995

Bobby, I also shared your reaction to Kathleen Hayes, the "Bond Babe" because I have respected her comments in the past. Her unrehearsed comments have often been quite cogent, but Friday she blew it. She uncharacteristically stepped all over Jimmy Rogers' response. It was rude, yet she would not be stilled. I'll bet she heard about it later. And while I was reading your comments five minutes ago, I could hear her discussing buxom Barby dolls in the background. I find it eerie when I am reading a word or phrase and I hear someone in the vicinity speak it at that instant. Looks like CNBC is prepared to talk about gold today. The S&P futures don't look too strong. I am glad I sold most of my Munder Net Net a week or so ago. Bill Peavey

To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (24268)	12/14/1998 10:02:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116995

bobby, What I've been asking about for a long time is mining analysts. I often don't even care if they mention my holdings or not. I bet many could benefit from a discussion of "Who will be left after the mergers" or company A Vs Company B based on which cost of mining VS forward sold position. I just don't like them to fail to report on everything in ANY industry. It bothers me to not hear anything about the coal industry (even though I hold no coal). I wish we heard something about the commercial fishing industry(also no holdings). What I've been saying is there more to this market than GE this, semiconductor that, software somewhere, and Internet. If a petroleum company(or any company trading at more than $5) beats their numbers, they should report it. No entire sector of US business should be avoided. There needs to be balance in reporting, if there is to be a balance in investing.