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To: dclapp who wrote (16119)	6/5/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: Giordano Bruno	Respond to of 99985

>>>the fed is now facing a market that laughs at "being talked down," laughs at ever-rising TYX, laughs at valuation concerns, laughs at historical comparisons, scoffs at the notion that money in equities is "money at risk," is subliminally sparked by "HUGE RALLY!" micro-sound clips on CNBS between parades of stock pimps who "really like AOL here." <<< Bullseye

To: dclapp who wrote (16119)	6/5/1999 12:45:00 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

dclapp.. why wouldn't the FED want me to have that helio/island<G>.. don't be silly..the FED is unconcerned about the markets in general...in fact it's common knowledge AG is astounded at our productivity numbers, and inflation, and is only worried about over zealous people like me<gggg>..... however...not since i was born<g>...has the Global Markets, world economies, and general business climate looked quite like this... It;s got everyone baffeled... but they have to stop and realize...pricing preasure is non existant..if a company raises prices..the consumer will look to deal with someone else quickly.. just yesterday or maybe the other day..when the Airlines raised their fares for the summer surge...PCLN..a stock i own...was inundated with buyers for their services...this has major implications for keeping inflationary prices down... as for the FED???? i can not believe they will raise rates here...imo, there is NO earthly reason to do it..the markets have already moved from 4 3/4% now too almost 6%, 125 basis points on jawboning alone... and it is my opinion..if they do raise rates...that the price is NOT built in to the emotions of the markets...maybe into the bond market, but not the stock market... we now await PPI & CPI well before AG testimony on the hill around the 17th...i see no reason to premptively strike before hand... we'll chop around till that date and those reports...