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WALL STREET, NEXT WEEK: February 14, 2000
FINANCIAL ASTROLOGY FOR THE SUCCESSFUL INVESTOR AND TRADER

1. MARKETS
2. INDIA
3. QUOTES
4. WEB POSTS
5. LETTERS

JUPITER/NEPTUNE EVERYWHERE
Real inflation is running around 1% or 3.614%, depending on where you look, i.e. which industry sector and whether goods or services.  Where is there to hide? Look to cash, value stocks, tangible goods and after one or more interest rate increases, Bonds. These continue to be our recommendation for safe CAPITAL PRESERVATION.  I cannot overstress the importance of booking some profits on Nasdaq high flyers you don't want to hold past May 2000. Elsewhere, reduce and continue sector rotation.

Productivity gains of 5% are a myth. Yes, people are being fired, but the work is NOT getting done.  More and more frequently, service is falling through the cracks by overworked employees and understaffed companies. THE SYSTEM IS FALLING APART.

Jupiter/Neptune is showing up in the Oil Markets, Bond markets worldwide and by Metropolitan Life or MetLife (NYSE:MET) plans to sell $6.5 billion of its shares in late March.  MetLife's IPO is expected to exceed UPS's $5.5 billion offering last November making it the U.S. largest IPO in history and becoming the country's most widely held stock.  Like UPS, we presume it will be overvalued, so buy and hold investors can look forward to at least a 20% decline in price intermediate term.

The current U.S. economic expansion has the potential to continue indefinitely if the government maintains the fiscal discipline of recent budgets, White House economic experts said last week.
I thought you guys didn't inhale?  While a Star Trek future is possible with 21st century Social Environmental Capitalism, it is not possible with 20th century capitalism.

We continue to watch our AFUND emerging growth client Stock Prices with amazement. In addition to our Chinese wall, we will be temporarily adding a Russian wall soon. Therefore, our best advice is to track and research these stocks.  If I did not have so much Jupiter/Uranus in my 1999 Solar Return, I wouldn't have believed their stellar performance.

Next week, expect the usual option expiration games. Thereafter, we foresee more Federal Reserve Chinese water torture and perhaps one last gasp Jupiter/Neptune Icarus flight to the Stars and then....

Key Dates:  February 16,17
DJIA:    P1 10,400  P2 10,200 relief rally then  P3 10,000
US BONDS:      -> 6.80%
NASDAQ:         Strong Distribution Recommended
Nikkie:   Sell to 19000-

2. Taran Marwah "The time has come in India, which I predicted. Even AIR INDIA is up for sale. Govt. of India is all out on a disinvestment spree. They have no option as they have the big problem of a burgeoning fiscal deficit. Time to pick up, blue chip, undervalued Public Sector Undertaking (PSU)
Shares. I still stick to my old favourites - Indo Burmah Peroleum (IBP) and National Aluminium Ltd. (NALCO). They will be multi baggers of 2000....

Three Indian Stocks (ADRs) listed on NASDAQ are having a dream run - INFY, SIFY and ICICI. I am very bullish on ICICI. You can recommend this you your clients w/o any risk!"
HW:  You are correct from the viewpoint of an Indian investor, but I disagree on two counts. First there is no such things as no risk - Just ask Long Term Capital Investors!  Second, while you are correct to recommend these stocks to your Indian clients, by the time they reach Nasdaq or an ADR listing, these stocks are often too high for cosmic value investors.  Nonetheless, as we both know, India has now assumed its place on the global investor's map.

3. There's a perceived shortage in the future and we're trading on that," said Chris Rupkey, financial economist, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi New York.
HW: Assuming you will be lucky and not have to give it away like JCB.  Would you pay me to whitewash my fence?

4. When To Sell a Fund by Paul Merriman

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5. READER: Re: Cadbury: I noticed at the bottom of the fax that friends can receive four weeks free.  Can I be your friend?  Or do you know anyone who might like another friend?
HW:  Currently, Platinum WSNW subscribers receive Cadbury for free. After speaking to Chris, he agreed to let me send his newsletter free to ALL current WSNW subscribers for the next 30 days.

READER: Please explain what "P1" and/or "P2" are.
HW: See Trading with Wall Street, Next Week.  P1 is our first price target, P2 our second and  P3 our third or final target.

READER: [Feb Stock of the Month Picks] yuck!....penny stocks...
HW: Laidaw is North America's #1 bus operator, while we believe IHITF has a stellar future. Microsoft, as I am sure you remember, was once a "penny stock".

READER: In your latest comments, you have indicated that IHITF, DCHT, etc. are good for the last free ride on the Titanic.  Are you saying that these stocks will correct along with a major market correction that you forecast in May?
HW: I don't know. I am raising cash and rotating stocks and holding core assets regardless of whether a crash comes. I believe in holding undervalued assets that will outperform.  IHITF is certainly that.  DCHT's value is between 5-6. Note by using this measure, IBM is NOT worth 115, but under 60.  So it is a matter of personal choice.

READER: As an IHI stockholder, I am interested in knowing what you mean that when the Bermuda chart of IHI becomes dominant, the result will be positive for the stock price. Also, I would like to know how this will affect investors like myself who hold stock in IHITF.OTC. Will new stock shares be issued for the subsidiary? Or, will the current investors in IHITF automatically hold shares in the subsidiary?
HW: IHI is expected to be split into two companies, one purely Canadian, the other for the rest of the world.  The latter has the chart I love (and just two days after my wedding chart). Current IHI shareholders are expected to receive 72% of Bermuda shares for a nominal cost.

READER: Why do you recommend DISNEY? Is this an astrological or plain logical choice?
HW: Both, although not quite yet.  Disney benefits from both the Jupiter/Neptune aspects and media popularity. Plus, they are not making as many mistakes as they used to.  Disney's horoscope merits a slight outperform, in contrast to their previous serious under perform.  However, their stock is still well overpriced.

READER: Henry, I told you a couple of months back, that I was bullish on CISCO. See where the stock has moved. I agree LUCENT has been a watershed! Are you bullish on CISCO at these levels?
HW: Cisco, while obviously a very good company and striving to become the first Trillion Dollar market cap stock, with its P/E of 178 is vastly overpriced.

READER: Do you have a time frame for trouble in the NASDAQ?
HW: Let me check my watch and see what time it is! It can happen any day, but I do not believe it will be later than the end of May.  Be liquid, be hedged and take some profits!

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