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To: accountclosed who wrote (19131)	2/11/1999 3:56:00 PM
From: Terry Whitman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 86076

Here's yo translation, in Jive: <<To, dig dis: Raz'tus Pitera (19046 ) From, dig dis: Antoine Roquentin Dursday, Feb 11 1999 Reply # uh 19133 translashun, please...it wuz grim, it wuz disappointin', it wuz betta' dan 'espected...it's ok but it ain't vibrant. Man!.. i'm digtin' dizzy eyeballin' dis garbage. US 30-yr sale Coo', but overall refundin' said grim By Steven Scheer NEW YORK, Feb 11 (Reuters) - De U.S. Treasury's quarterly refundin' mercifully came t'an end on Dursday, as dealers said da damn trio uh aucshuns wuz disappointin' overall despite some 30-year bond sale dat wuz some touch better-dan-'spected. ''Dis wuz de Treasury 3, dealers 0,'' said Ray Remy, haid trada' at HSBC Securities Inc. Co' got d' beat! In de dird and final leg uh its refundin', de Treasury on Dursday sold $10 billion uh new 30-year bonds at some high yield uh 5.298 puh'cent -- above pre-aucshun 'espectashuns uh 5.305 t'5.32 puh'cent. Man! De bond sale followed disappointin' five- and 10-year note aucshuns on Tuesday and Wednesday. Slap mah fro! ''It went Coo','' said some haid trada' at some primary dealership uh de 30-year aucshun. ''But da damn market be not vibrant here by any means.'' In post-aucshun tradin', de just-issued bond wuz tradin' at some small profit fo' dose who bought da damn new bond, as its yield edged waaay down t'5.2875 puh'cent. Man! It wuz de only issue uh de dree dis week t'currently be tradin' wid some yield below de aucshun level. De five-year, sold at 4.767 puh'cent, now trades at 4.825 puh'cent, and da damn rejimmey'd 10-year note stands at 4.916 puh'cent, slightly above da damn 4.913 puh'cent where it wuz awarded. >>

To: accountclosed who wrote (19131)	2/11/1999 8:05:00 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

n post-auction trading, the just-issued bond was trading at a small profit for those who bought the new bond, as its yield edged down to 5.2875 percent. It was the only issue of the three this week to currently be trading with a yield below the auction level. The five-year, sold at 4.767 percent, now trades at 4.825 percent, and the reopened 10-year note stands at 4.916 percent, slightly above the 4.913 percent where it was awarded. the dealers are sitting on tues and weds new paper at a loss to their winning bids to buy the paper....how good can that be???..-G- today's 30 year is in the black from the bids that bought the 30 year The bond mkt held up well considering that the stock market went into a frenzy ....no need for flight to safety/quality rally....as well who wants to hold bonds if stockmarket going to infinity and beyond.. <<G>> considering the equity market powerhouse move today and the reasonable auction ..bonds still ready to rally if stocks do not rise parabolically from here. Not to fear this is all to Luc's grand plan ....he's da man!!!