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To: Philip S. LaMar Jr., J.D. who wrote ()	2/10/1999 1:57:00 PM
From: ted cerezo	of 1

You make a very good argument. Personally, I have a theory that the global markets around the world have more or less discounted the Y2K, year 2000 situation already. Just a quick glance at the Asia, Latin America, Russia and you might start to see that the perception of what Y2K might cause has already been discounted in a lot of global markets. We all know that a great deal of Y2K problem will occur in non-United States and non-European region. Just look at the Asian markets and the Latin American markets, especially Brazil. You see that all these markets have discounted the negative effect that Y2K will cause. When year 2000 rolls around, we will see a buying frenzy like none other ever seen in history because the markets have discounted the Y2K effect on the economies around the world and when 2000 rolls around, we will see that this world still function......Ted

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