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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (6190)	8/27/2007 12:24:19 PM
From: surelockhomes	Respond to of 50084

>>There is a huge amount of cash in Japan that is seeking both interest rate differentials and higher equity returns. Japanese investors have approximately $13 trillion in liquid financial assets and over 50% of this, is in cash deposits. The retail Japanese investor is a huge factor in the U.S. Stock Market. While the BOJ is under huge political pressure to protect their exporters...this creates tremendous outlfows of cash into other markets. ...that's why - "it's off to the races again." This is a structural trend - not a cyclical one. And it will continue untill the NIKKEI outperforms global markets.<< I get it now. They have been building up a huge pile of cash so the could buy stocks at new highs. I don't think so.