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To: Cynic 2005 who wrote (40083)	2/12/2000 11:00:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 99985

trouble is these global expansion preachers never connect with the fact that beyond the few , in these 3rd world nations the people are dirt poor---where is the money going to come from??? this expansion into the 3rd world being a massive dollar revenue gathering growth advance is a fantasy---we are the consuming vacuum cleaner of the world,and get delusional,when thinking this will spread like wild fire through the 3rd world--ridiculous. But disagree with Bobby we will see 3500 in a couple months,as traders have become just too clever at running money into and out the market--and they have it in their head all is safe until June--the game won't stop until summer --imo.max90

To: Cynic 2005 who wrote (40083)	2/13/2000 2:40:00 AM
From: Dwight E. Karlsen	Respond to of 99985

"Just two short years ago Coca Cola was supposed to sell, by now, a can of soda each day to each of those 2.2 bil thirsty citizens of India and China. -g-" Hey now, be careful not to "sell Coke short" in your thinking. That mighty brand is far from dead, and KO will rise again, like the Phoenix of lore. I predict that in 5 years, people in India and China who can afford to buy a can of Coke, will be doing just that. And now this may sound sappy, but whenever I'm overseas, one of the US brands I'm always proud to see "over there" is Coke. For the mass-consumer market, I personally believe that Coke is the most well-known and universally-liked brand on planet Earth.