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Strategies & Market Trends : Investment in Russia and Eastern Europe

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To: Still Rolling who wrote (107)5/12/1998 5:52:00 PM
From: Real Man   of 1301
 
There was an article in Barron's somewhat more than a year
ago about the Russian market - how cheap it was. They were
talking about 20x in 10 years. Now that it's going down rapidly
any talk about the Russian market disappeared. Yet, it is
exactly where it was a year ago if not lower. I guess, the
sharks are playing bonds over there, which now yield roughly
20% in $$ terms. I believe the new government is a lot better
and more capable than the old one. So it's an opportunity - for
the brave. There is a real possibility of the debt crunch, and
the market is selling. The oil prices are so low it makes me
wonder....

To realize how cheap the Russian market is, compare:

CORP. MARKET CAP DAILY VOLUME(TODAY)
whole
Russia
(RTS) 40bln. 52 mln.

DELL 60bln. 1.5 bln.
MSFT 208bln. 1.4bln
CPQ 50bln. 0.5bln.
XON 179bln. 200mln.
CHV 56bln 100mln.

I guess, lukoil alone has more reserves than Exxon. Yet
the valuation of the whole Russian market is much less.

-Vi
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