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To: Real Man who wrote (2043)2/11/1998 9:36:00 AM
From: yard_man  Respond to of 9980
 
I bought EWM for two reasons:

1) The size of the drop in value relative to other markets

and

2) The currency devaluation.

Credit does certainly dry up in times like these, but the devaluation was so severe -- there will be a demand for cheap goods. In my way of thinking one of two things will happen -- exports will grow over time or the currencies will snap back to a higher level. Either way ...

I think what you're doing is good -- looking around. There's bound to be another shock or two before this is done. This may in fact be a dead cat bounce -- but the cat is already dead! You may buy in cheaper than Jan 12 in some of these markets, but only if the Asian contagion comes across the ocean in a pretty convincing way.



To: Real Man who wrote (2043)2/11/1998 9:54:00 AM
From: Stitch  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9980
 
Vi,

Thank you for your thoughtful post. Many of us here are not neccessarily buying. There is much discussion here about when and what. Some recently did very well in Korean issues.

Here is a link to the KLSE where you can get current quotes, financials, and news on Malaysian companies.

klse-ris.com.my

Here is another link that may be interest to you.

global-investor.com

Best of Luck,
Stitch