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To: Yogizuna who wrote (254)	8/18/1999 6:42:00 PM
From: maouse	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 538

My theory would be this: Turkey needs money, so it barters goods to another country (nameleft out for safety sake). A third country (who will also remain nameless) decides Turkey is now buddy buddy with it's arch enemy. It decides to bomb Turkey. Now Turkey is really hurting, and so is the country who lent them the aid. They appeal to a larger country that has to spend trillions to stabilize the area, and even more making sure no one else is mad at them for helping Turkey and the other country. Well, all the hoopla about someone possibly being mad at the big country causes its backers to pull out of the market, and whalla, end of bull market. Now the question we have to ask is whether the person that has been fibbing to us for the last seven years will keep up the GREAT job he's done for us so far. If your answer is yes, then you don't have much to fear from the BULL stopping before he's out of office in 2000. :-)