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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: TobagoJack who wrote (6166)7/23/2001 7:45:49 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
Hi Jay - on the subject of "the super low interest rates in Japan..." etc by Chih Kwan Chen

pages.prodigy.net

...already the first few sentences gave me a "deja lu" feeling and by the time I got to 1$ vs 10$ shirts I was certain. Smart stuff, but, hey, it's been written in dec 1998 and nothing has been added since?! You think they hold him in Yakuzuni shrine or in Fort Knox and force feed him sushi / Bic Macs until he breaks down and starts to behave;?

Somebody go ahead and extend all the graphs in the ref into 2001. Should be a breeze for somebody paid to do macroeconomy. Come on folks, here's a challenge: should we really get p*d with graphs that end with Xmas 98? Things advanced MUCH since! [*]

Re your love of Italy - heck, have to disappoint you. Imagine GW Bush owned Time Warner and, say, CNBC. Throw in Washington post and Random house into the shopping cart. This should be enough to let you see or at least imagine the US version of Silvio Berlusconi.

He owns 50% of Italian media and he has not even tried seriously to divest. He will probably compromise and let his wife balance the checkbook. If this is not enough to you: Larry Kudlow sees Berlusconi as the only bright morning star on the European firmament.

One point more: Small government, a soldier or two? Why, who would need anything else if the Big bro has taken care of everything - gimme my daily bread and "who wants to be a millionaire" in the evening and Im happy.
dj

[*] a steal from the run-down russian joke: "Communism has always been a step ahead of capitalism, and, at this very moment, the capitalism is just a step away from the precipice";\.
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