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Subject: Re: Tech stocks dragged Wall Street lower last night

Author: Analysis of U.S. summed up in a line

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:52:04 01/30/03 Thu In reply to: FOMC Meeting--minutes 's message, "Tech stocks dragged Wall Street lower last night" on 12:34:23 01/30/03 Thu Excess capacity from the nineties capital needs to be directed into the right areas for it has been misapropiated. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Re: Tech stocks dragged Wall Street lower last night/Guru	War.	13:06:00 01/30/03 Thu
Re: U.S. FUTURES & MARKETS INDICATORS -- In negative turf earlier todaymildly positive at the moment., 22:56:04 01/30/03 Thu