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To: lorne who wrote (37897)	7/28/1999 7:18:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116955

Hi Lorne did you read his article on Japan? Did you understand what he was talking about with the Yen? Not this one pei-intl.com but this one pei-intl.com starting with this "In Japan, the risk of calling all derivative trading "inappropriate" with respect to Credit Swiss, could result in a closing of the Japanese market. Given the fact that just about every bank has dealt" That sounds huge huge and I can't see how it could be allowed to happen by the biggies in the governments around the world..but I am fooled a lot I am also confused in that the Japanese government appears to be printing so much money to help stimulate the economy..aren't they doing what Armstrong suggested is needed..devalue the Yen? or does the street have to point to it after the fact? It seems as if a lot of foreign money has flowed into Japan by deep pockets..wonder if deep pockets are helping to keep the Yen up to get back their money