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To: Nancy who wrote (32814)	1/11/1998 8:50:00 PM
From: j g cordes	Respond to of 58727

Hi Nancy, extremes don't last long.. at least until they become the norm. I've been reading how much money has come out of emerging market funds including the fund managers lightening up on overseas holdings including Latin America. This bothers me for two reasons. One is that many solid businesses are being psychologically sold short being grouped together without discrimination other than being an emerging market... The other thing is the balloon effect of money coming to this country, is creating extremes of dollar strength and bond purchases (which yes, are beneficial_ but all good things have their limitations of benefit). It will be interesting trying to profitably anticipate the effects of capital flows eventually reversing and/or forming into new monetary balances and power relationships. Jim