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To: TobagoJack who wrote (21621)	8/26/2007 5:38:45 AM
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>>Apparently many of the yen carry trades were not put on hedge funds, by by Ms. Watanabe (Japanese retail) lending to European and other global consumers!<< Naughty, naughty Ms. Watanabe... Tokyo housewife hid 1.7 million pounds in forex gains news.yahoo.com Fri Aug 24, 1:22 AM ET A financially savvy Tokyo housewife who made 400 million yen (1.7 million pounds) trading in foreign exchange markets was fined on Friday for evading tax, a court official said. Yukiko Ikebe, 60, got a suspended jail sentence and was fined 34 million yen, after she used relatives' names to make her gains look smaller and avoid paying tax, NHK said. "She felt it was unfair to have to pay tax on her gains, when she made losses some years," NHK quoted the judge as saying. "She spent the money on kimonos and jewellery." Forex trading has become more popular in recent years in Japan, where low interest rates have led retail investors to seek new sources of profit.

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