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To: Jess Beltz who wrote (5948)	6/21/1998 9:17:00 AM
From: Ramsey Su	Read Replies (1) of 10921

Jess, I don't think $500 billion touches the problem. I think the number is way up in the trillions. I heard the number $30 trillion last night, but I don't remember now if that is the bad debt or the total debt package. Are we talk yen or USD here? I have been using USD in all my posts because it is too confusing to go from one currency to another. If this $500 billion number that I have been using is far from reality, needless to say, my bail out idea would be totally infeasible. Repeating myself, this is the single most frustrating issue when it comes to Japan. There is so little reliable data. Purely guessing and estimating, I think $30 trillion is way too much for bad debt, and/or just debt, considering that the US national deficit is only in the $5 to $6 (?) trillion range. One report I read combined Thailand, Indonesian, Korea and Malaysia with a total debt of just under $100 billion to Japan. By the time you wake up Monday morning and read this post, we should have the "results" of all the weekend meetings. I am betting that no news will come out of it and investors are left dangling again. Ramsey

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