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To: bearshark who wrote (36673)	1/4/2000 11:39:00 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Foreign markets follow the US markets, not the other way around. Of course they're down after the crash we just had. Means very little. When a foreign market goes up after the US market crashes I'll be flabberghasted. Probably a good time to buy foreign stocks if anyone is interested. Some say they will outperform the US this year, though I'd rather not bet on it. I got my 100% gain on Russian Troika fund once and vowed never to go back after it tanked 90% following my lucky sell. US is the best market in the world. And the most honest (yes it's true). And most of our big stocks are complete multi-nationals anyway. These days almost everything is global. IBM, MRK, MSFT, you name it.