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To: vinod Khurana who wrote (3840)	10/27/1997 8:33:00 PM
From: vinod Khurana	Respond to of 74651

Japan, Australian markets down Stock markets in Japan and Australia opened lower on Tuesday in continuation of the U.S. sell-off. The Australian stock market suffered its worst opening plunge since the 1987 crash, diving as much as 9.2 percent. Japan's Nikkei average was off more than 1.5 percent.

To: vinod Khurana who wrote (3840)	10/28/1997 5:13:00 AM
From: Peter Greenhill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

v.k: like good little children the European and Asian markets have followed the US down overnight.London is off over 400 points I agree that a correction was highly likely and also that long term it is a positive for the markets and will provide a solid base for the next nove north. There are also going to be stunning buying opportunities. I suspect that sometime this week the US techs will recover very strongly even if the correction is not yet complete. My view is that small investors should stand well back from this mess and wait until markets stabilize. Trying to second guess these markets is a mug's game. MSFT is not as far as I know quoted on the London market. I buy through the US market via a UK broker. Enjoy the day. pg pg