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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (29644)	11/10/1999 9:07:00 PM
From: Skywatcher	Read Replies (1) of 50167

biz.yahoo.com so here we have yet another example of what the world financial markets are becoming... This in conjunction with the recent mass lowering of heretofore extremely high trading commissions in the JAPANESE stock market all point in the direction of a continued bull market. More and more money is being TRAPPED (meaning put into the system without the ability to take it out for pension reasons)and thus building a stronger and stronger money pool for world and US equities. There is going to be a surge of more internet style investing in japan in the coming year or two as they find their way into the individual investing phenomenon that is currently going on here.The housewives with internet access will be a driving force for that market to have a real resurgence of equity interest and participation when the drop in the commissions is realized for the open door that it is. Of course the money in the system can be moved around and out of equities but it really stays in the SYSTEM now and doesn't exit it into bank accounts or get spent in the same manner that was existing before the 401K/KEOGH/IRA boom that is here to stay. Now money managers have constant control of huge pools of cash...and are always under pressure to get good returns... just some thoughts chris

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