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To: lisalisalisa who wrote (53)4/10/2003 4:19:56 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4914
 
Hello LLL, Appreciate the list of yours. I could get interested in the natural gas operations should the debt load be at manageable levels.

I have owned CRESY and IRS since October 2002 and had added to the positions in January of this year. They have done nicely since October.

I speak from my Thailand implosion adventure experience, that the beaten down emerging market seem to recover in spurts based on local buying, and then go quiescent for long periods in between times, waiting for int'l moneybags to show up and ramp the market.

My sense, FWIW, is that these beaten-down shares ought to be accumulated slowly, in digestible morsels, else one gets either impatient and end up in a panic buy situation, or careless (same difference), and end up in the soup.

Also, bottom fishing has other dangers ...

Message 18822243

... but sometimes work out very well ...

Message 18603576

If you feel safe amidst disasters, can choose to watch these located in SARS central ... Message 18821329

Heinz spoke of impending worsening of Japan disaster and that it may provide opportunities. I am excited. I already own a starting stake in the first three of the following Japanese shares, bought with Japanese Yen loan. I am in debt to some of the Japanese retirees, and am hoping that I do not have to pay them a positive return;0)

Mitsubishi Estate quote.yahoo.co.jp
or quote.bloomberg.com

Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group quote.yahoo.co.jp
quote.bloomberg.com

NTT Docomo quote.yahoo.co.jp
quote.bloomberg.com

Aida Engineering quote.yahoo.co.jp

Daiichi Pharmaceutical quote.yahoo.co.jp

Furukawa Electric quote.yahoo.co.jp or quote.bloomberg.com

Okumura Construction quote.yahoo.co.jp

Ono Pharmaceutical quote.yahoo.co.jp

Sony quote.yahoo.co.jp or
quote.bloomberg.com
Option pcquote.com.

Toyota Motors quote.yahoo.co.jp or quote.bloomberg.com
Option pcquote.com.

Chugs, Jay



To: lisalisalisa who wrote (53)4/10/2003 8:13:13 AM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4914
 
thanks for the list.



To: lisalisalisa who wrote (53)4/10/2003 8:16:52 AM
From: orkrious  Respond to of 4914
 
thanks for the list, lisa. those charts are incredible



To: lisalisalisa who wrote (53)4/10/2003 6:33:01 PM
From: Wyätt Gwyön  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4914
 
IRS and CRESY have been recommendations of Faber for some time. he has recommended them in his newsletter, The Gloom, Boom, and Doom Report, and also recently in Barron's. he likes them not just because they are from Argentina, but because they are commodity plays. (i own them both.)