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To: IceShark who wrote (16948)	1/25/1999 8:42:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005	Read Replies (1) of 86076

<<I love it that the current spin is starting that yuan deval may actually be a good thing.>> It is crazy - this guy Fleck thinks just like us. We will not attain nirvana until one of us (us as a group or he as a pro!) jumps the fence. -g- <<Capitalizing on crises... I'd like to comment on a point that has been made recently by Ed Hyman, one of Wall Street's favorite economists and someone I've followed for a long time. With all due respect to Ed, I feel that his idea borders on the absurd, even though it's been true. In his morning fax, he says, "As financial crises have historically been favorable for U.S. stocks and bonds, the problems in Brazil and China are also likely to be favorable for U.S. stocks and bonds." So my question is, what wouldn't be favorable? Obviously, a strong economy's favorable, disasters are favorable, so I suppose the most bullish thing that could possibly happen for stocks and bonds would be a 1929-to-1932-style economic and stock market debacle. I mean, at some point crises cease to be bullish, but I think that is part of the mood today. >>

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