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To: ild who wrote (753)	9/4/2001 7:50:09 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 306849

Hi ild, <<even at 17 year low the Japanese stocks are still very expensive, right?>> I think everything (stocks, real estate, money, cost of living, social pressure) in Japan are still too high, and they ought to stop their bad habits, take some of their money back home from overseas locations, and start to work on their own problems for real, in earnest. Mind boggling, isn't it?! Given that the Japanese are not dumb, I am figuring that when the US DOW and S&P washes out, Nippon shares may be purchaseable in moderation, using Nippon borrowed money. Let's just wait and see, because the stock markets cannot fly away:0) Chugs, Jay