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To: Keith Monahan who wrote (612)	12/15/2000 10:18:51 AM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Here in US we might of bailed them out somehow. In Japan many are looking at their mattresses with comfort. Others are thinking thank heavens i invested in me and not in greed. I feel badly for those who lost. The problem with ease of credit and or get this economy moving theory is that there is too much money out there and many houses of cards are built. we have laws here that should be followed exactly in options. They were put in place to protect those who did not have the time to read, understand and see the risk. Can you afford ot lose? We have stocks that are highly speculative again we state can you afford to lose. Yet we have come to a point in our society where everyone is suppose to be a winner. People were using credit cards to play the market. Ah tried to stop some in Si but the thought was i am going to win there it no such thing as loss. Gees Keith what a way a to start a day in the Holiday Season to know someone ones tree Japan is going to have no lights to fill children's eyes with stars. Thank you Keith for that important piece of information. I just have this tendency to think of the people behind the fiasco and they sure are not singing Ah ha oh yeh thats the way i like it. IRA's tied into the market on speculative companies are high risk. It is good to know we are a nation of all winners without risk who love debt.