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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (812)	6/1/1998 9:52:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1471

What will liquidity around the globe do to your investment? If all the markets around the world goes down, you know the liquidity is lacking. When American market goes up, the percentage of cash goes down. So, some selling around the world happens. Adequate redemption cash funds is the key for stability. However, the job creations in America has provided lots of personal investments on Wall street. On the other hand, vacation money will be spent. Traditionally the market drifts because of lack of interest due to vacations. If cash is slowed down coming to Wall street, it is no wonder. Interest in stocks comes with stories. Current mergers and acquisitions are polarizing the money in only a few stocks. Watch out for market not broadening, but more specific in only a few stocks being overbought. Any way, the problem is psychological, market makers have to put emphasis on broadening to recapture interests in investing. Without broadening the market will have volatility. Common investors will be out of the market. Mutual funds will be doing window dressing.