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Strategies & Market Trends : MDA - Market Direction Analysis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jmootx who wrote (72623)	3/18/2001 6:18:59 PM
From: jmootx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

But my long term prediction At the bottom of this bear, which is now uncharted for NASDAQ, is a new bull that could resume as strong as the last once the lows are achieved and the following event occurs: by 2010-12, or possibly sooner I see a chance of one currency between Tokyo-New York-London. We still have the World's most modern financial reporting and leading edge R&D. Tokyo is near bankrupt, but the trade deficit numbers are too large to sustain. Not sure how that 5 trillion in debt would play into the scenario, but once reformed, they are very productive. London is still the world's largest financial center and they smartly kept their currency independent. But the time will arrive where the Yen, Pound, and Dollar may have to merge---and at the bottom of a financial crises provides opportunity. Just a hunch, but events like this will have to be part of the modern landscape now that globalization has provided the transparencies and dependencies that are now critical.