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To: Jim Lurgio who wrote (20164)12/21/1998 8:28:00 AM
From: Jon Koplik  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
O.T. - holiday retail sales - the following is from an article in today's Wall Street Journal.

(As someone who is betting on short-term interest rates being unchanged or lower, I have assumed that the fact that I kept NOT hearing hard numbers about this year's Christmas spending probably meant that sales are anemic. Sure enough, that appears to be the story).

Holiday spending through Dec. 13 rose just 1% from last year, slowing from a 3% jump the weekend after Thanksgiving, according to TeleCheck Services, a Houston check-clearing firm that surveys about 27,000 stores. It says checks represent about one-third of consumer spending.

Jon.



To: Jim Lurgio who wrote (20164)12/21/1998 4:51:00 PM
From: brian h  Respond to of 152472
 
Jim and all,

Personally, I prefer someone (cut and paste) post Mr. Jerry Yang's (one of the Chief Yahoos) comments regarding the future of the internet. Because he does know his stuffs. Or Bill Gates's. Please no semi-chemist. Thank you.

If all want to buy stocks that appreciate fast, please buy aol, ebay, yhoo, GSTRF, INTC, RFMD, FIBR (when it was at $2 not too long ago, $11 now. It will keep going) at their low.

Brian H.