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What               we               saw               today               was               a               battle               between               FEAR               and               HOPE.

With               massive               infusion               of               money               into               the               financial               system,               ordinarily               the               market               should               have               soared.

But,               investors               are               now               once               bitten               and               twice               shy.

They               won't               be               fully               confident               until               housing               and               jobs               return.

They               may               prefer               to               watch               until               the               next               President               comes               along.

Whichever               candidate               comes               to               the               White               House,               he               will               have               to               do               a               tight               rope               walk,               as               most               of               the               next               four               years               will               be               spent               in               repairing               the               economic               damages.

Not               to               speak               of               unwinding               from               the               war.

If               the               hopes               of               the               people               are               too               high               and               too               unrealistic,               the               new               President               runs               the               risk               of               becoming               another               Gerald               Ford               or               Jimmy               Carter.

GLOBAL               PICTURE
               Japan's               Nikkei               index               opening               after               a               holiday               soared               to               by               14%.

Other               Asian               markets               were               around               3.2%               up.
               In               Europe,the               market               indices               rose               above               5%               and               settled               around               2%-3%               by               the               day's               end.
               Iceland's               market,               closed               for               days               after               losing               nearly               75%               of               capitalization,               re-opened.
               GOVERNMENTAL               ACTIONS
               The               first               tranche               of               $250               bln               bailout               aid,               authorized               by               Congress,               will               be               invested               in               major               banks.

The               participation               is               voluntary               but               only               under               certain               terms               and               conditions.

They               must               restrict               executive               compensations               and               not               allow               fabulous               severance               agreements               for               departing               officers.
               Half               of               the               funding               ($125               bln)               will               be               disbursed               to               the               nine               major               banks.
               FDIC               will               provide               guarantees               on               interbank               loans.

$1.4               tln               is               allocated               to               cover               senior               unsecured               debt.

$500               bln               for               transaction               accounts.


               Certain               unsecured               senior               loan               instruments               will               enjoy               this               insurance               for               the               next               four               years               according               to               the               present               plan               program.


               Non-interest               bearing               accounts               will               be               100%               insured               until               the               end               of               2009               as               per               the               present               plan.


               The               newly               established               Commercial               Paper               Funding               Facility               (CPFF)               of               the               Treasury               will               buy               3-month               commercial               paper               from               issuers               with               collaterals               thus               providing               short-term               cash               to               institutions.
               HOW               MUCH               THE               MAJOR               BANKS               ARE               GETTING               FROM               THE               TAXPAYERS'               MONEY?
               The               government               will               be               buying               preferred               stocks               of               the               banks.

Here               is               the               approximate               break-up               of               money               each               bank               will               be               getting:
               $25               bln               each               -               JPMorgan               Chase               (JPM),               Bank               of               America               -               Merrill               Lynch               (BAC)               and               Citigroup               (C).


               $20               bln               -               Wells               Fargo               (WFC).


               $10               bln               each               -               Goldman               Sachs               (GS)               and               Morgan               Stanley               (MS).


               $3               bln               -               Bank               of               New               York               Mellon               (BK).


               $2               bln               -               State               Street               (STT).
               US               ECONOMIC               DATA
               The               ICSC               Weekly               store               sales               -               increased               by               0.7%               and               by               1%               over               the               year.


               The               Redbook               Weekly               retail               survey               -               showed               an               increase               by               0.5%               compared               to               the               same               week               last               year.
               Crude               oil               dropped               by               -$2.56               (-3.5%)               to               $78.63.


               Gold               retreated               by               -$3.00               (-0.36%)               to               $839.50.


               Dollar               Index               fell               slightly               by               -0.34               (-0.41%)               against               a               basket               of               six               foreign               currencies               to               81.36.


               CBOE               Volatility               Index               (VIX)               was               back               up               to               the               59               level               and               then               settled               at               55.13               (+0.25%).
               STOCK               MARKET               INDICES
               Dow               went               DOWN               by               -76.62               (-0.82%)               to               9310.99               
               S&P               500               DOWN               by               -5.34               (-0.53%)               to               998.01               
               Nasdaq               DOWN               by               -65.24               (-3.54%)               to               1779.01
               NYSE
               Daily               Volume:               1.86               bln               
               A/D               Ratio:               1770               stocks               advanced               against               1498               declined               
               52-week               Hi/Lo:               3               stocks               climbed               to               new               Highs               while               45               went               down               to               new               Lows
               Nasdaq
               Daily               Volume:               2.90               bln               
               A/D               Ratio:               1135               stocks               advanced               against               1852               declined               
               52-week               Hi/Lo:               7               stocks               climbed               to               new               Highs               while               113               went               down               to               new               Lows.
               MARKET               NEWS
               While               financials               led               by               the               banks               advanced               admirably,               the               technology               stocks               dragged               the               indices               down.

Comparable               ratios               of               advancing               and               declining               stocks               provided               some               sanity               to               the               previous               week's               mayhem.
               Apple               (AAPL)               today               unveiled               their               new               MacBook               series,               with               their               cheapest               model               at               about               $1000               and               the               top               of               the               range               going               for               above               $2000.

Yet,               that               didn't               help               the               tech               stocks               one               wee               bit.

Falling               sector               stocks               included               all               biggies:               Google               (GOOG),               eBay               (EBAY),               Qualcomm               (QCOM),               Amazon               (AMZN)               and               Microsoft               (MSFT).
               Discover               (DFS)               finally               settled               its               $6               bln               antitrust               case               against               sector               leaders               Visa               (V)               and               MasterCard               (MA).
               Surprisingly,               AIG               shareholders               are               still               hopeful               of               ousting               the               government               from               80%               ownership               the               company               by               paying               up               the               $75               bln               loan               the               fed               invested.

With               more               than               $1               tln               assets,               they               can               justifiably               think               about               that.

But               very               few               financial               companies               are               that               fortunate               as               their               managements               were               accumulating               after               worthless               paper               instruments               instead               of               solid               assets.
               M&A               NEWS
               Banco               Santander               (STD)               has               announced               the               acquisition               details               on               Sovereign               Bancorp               (SOV).

They               will               be               paying               $1.9               bln               at               $3.81               per               share.
               COMPANY               RESULTS
               Intel               (INTC),               Johnson               &               Johnson               (JNJ),               Intel               (INTC),               CSX               Corp               (CSX),               JB               Hunt               Transport               (JBHT)               and               Altera               (ALTR)               beat               the               consensus               expectations.
               PepsiCo               (PEP),               Genentech               (DNA),               Supervalu               (SVU),               Genentech               (DNA)               and               USANA               Health               Sciences               (USNA)               missed               the               market's               forecasts.
               Ingersoll-Rand               (IR)               issued               lowered               guidance               on               its               forthcoming               results.
               ANALYSTS'               RATINGS
               The               company               stocks               upgraded               include:
               Air               Products               and               Chemicals               Inc               (APD),               AMR               Corp               (AMR),               Apria               Healthcare               Group               Inc               (AHG),               Beacon               Roofing               Supply               Inc               (BECN),               
               Blackstone               Group               LP               (BX),               Canadian               Pacific               Railway               Ltd               (CP),               Cbeyond               Inc               (CBEY),               Citrix               Systems               Corp               (CTXS),               
               CMS               Energy               Corp               (CMS),               Con-way               inc               (CNW),               Covanta               Holdings               Corp               (CVA),               Eaton               Vance               Corp               (EV),               Equity               Residential               REIT               (EQR),               
               First               Solar               Inc               (FSLR),               Forward               Air               Corp               (FWRD),               Hospitality               Properties               REIT               (HPT),               IMS               Health               Inc               (RX),               Intrepid               Potash               Inc               (IPI),               
               Landry's               Seafood               Restaurants               Inc               (LNY),               Lincare               Holdings               Inc               (LNCR),               MasterCard               Inc               (MA),               Maxygen               Inc               (MAXY),               Metabolix               Inc               (MBLX),               
               NSTAR               (NST),               Old               Dominion               Freight               Line               Inc               (ODFL),               PAETEC               Holding               Corp               (PAET),               Progressive               Corp               (PGR),               Quality               Distribution               Inc               (QLTY),               
               Research               In               Motion               Ltd               (RIMM),               Ryder               System               Inc               (R),               Saia               Inc               (SAIA),               Scotts               Miracle-Gro               Co               (SMG),               Sempra               Energy               (SRE),               
               Stryker               Corp               (SYK),               Sunpower               Corp               (SPWRA),               Universal               Truckload               Services               Inc               (UACL),               Visa               Inc               (V)               and               Vitran               Corp               Inc               (VTNC).
               Company               stocks               downgraded               are:
               Alcoa               Inc               (AA),               Coherent               (COHR),               FelCor               Lodging               REIT               FCH),               Franklin               Resources               Inc               (BEN),               GSI               Commerce               (GSIC),               
               Hersha               Hospitality               Priority               REIT               (HTJA),               Solar               Holdings               Co               Ltd               (JASO),               Monotype               Imaging               Holdings               Inc               (TYPE),               
               SAP               AG               ADR               (SAP),               Ticketmaster               (TKTM)               and               Westar               Energy               Inc               (WR).
               HOW               MUCH               FAITH               THE               BANKS               HAVE               IN               EACH               OTHERS'               LIQUIDITY?
               Interbank               rates               continue               to               fall               gradually               as               world               governments               flooded               the               banking               system               with               cash.

Compared               to               the               fed               funds               rate               of               1.5%               the               Fed               charges               them,               the               banks               charge               each               other               the               following               rates:
               Overnight               loans               -               2.18125%               
               One-month               loans               -               4.46875%               
               Three-month               loans               -               4.635%
               POINTERS               TO               THE               FUTURE
               That               today's               indices               almost               managed               to               remain               unchanged               shows               there               is               some               resilience               in               the               market               and               that               profit               taking               accounted               for               some               of               the               actions               today.
               Intel's               12%               profits               may               be               the               shot               in               the               arm               that               the               retreating               tech               sector               was               waiting               for.
               More               such               positive               company               results               are               needed               to               restore               investors'               confidence               in               the               market.

Not               governments               cash               infusion               alone!






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