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To: NOW who wrote (5059)	7/4/2003 9:19:06 PM
From: RonS	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5423

ya he sure did, see below "Incidentally, I also believe that we have just made a major low in the Japanese stock market. Blue chips and religious stocks like Sony have totally broken down, which is usually a sign that the bear market is approaching its end. I maintain my earlier recommendation that 2003 is the year when investors must go long Japanese equities and short Japanese bonds. It is only a matter of time before investors will pull out money from the ridiculously priced bond market (yielding less than 0.6%) and buy equities." -Marc Faber ameinfo.com