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To: philv who wrote (3439)	11/22/1997 11:55:00 PM
From: Rob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116814

This Week will be Interesting The asia crisis will continue its march this upcoming week. Analysts are starting to feel a little sweaty under the collar as the full impact of the Korean situation becomes known. biz.yahoo.com Also, it appears that Yamaichi IS going to cease operations at the beginning of the week. The Japanese gov't will only guarantee depositor's money and nothing more. The Nikkei rallied last week on the assumption that the gov't was going to bail Yamaichi out and keep them alive. If the Nikkei doesn't take a major downturn on its opening, I'll be surprised. This could deal major blows to other financial institutions as well. Is there a potential run on Japanese banks brewing? biz.yahoo.com

To: philv who wrote (3439)	11/23/1997 7:05:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 116814

I wish somebody else would write their perceptions of New York to have a balanced picture.. I know what I see but I am afraid my perceptions reflect my age and my history...I try to talk to as many people as I can... I keep on running into people who are stressed out or who tell me they are just taking one day at a time.. The only really great thing I see is that more and more younger people are having children..and more and more people seem to be getting animals..hopefully priorities are beginning to change.. Also the more the average American gets involved in the stock market.. I think a fundamental perception will change. They will think of their schoolmates when they were little who used to cheat on tests ..to do well. They will see stocks tank before public news is out..they will see stocks rise before public news is out..and they will begin to realize how much a lot of wealth is built through insider information etc..and manipulation...so when they see that expensive car or expensive suit..it will start registering a negative reaction.. (maybe my fantasy)