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To: Sigmund who wrote (6133)	6/18/1998 4:13:00 PM
From: Todd D. Wiener	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14266

RedJack meets Brunswick Bowling: cyberflix.com RedJack looks really good. I'm not a gamer, but I'm certainly going to buy this one. Until I purchased a Playstation recently, there were no other THQ games I could play. The last console platform I've used is the original NES. My favorite game was Mike Tyson's Punch-Out! I was never able to beat Tyson, though. Todd Here's what RedJack would do to THQ short-sellers: cyberflix.com

To: Sigmund who wrote (6133)	6/18/1998 9:00:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14266

Sigmund, as in Freud? Curious comment about contentment of majority of Japanese to be in a slight depression. A great many small business owners are finding it next to impossible to borrow money. Even successful businesses turning a profit. Money is tight to all. Puts a lid on job creation. The young are getting restless. Academia is supremely pissed off at inaction by politicians. Excellent article in Barrons last week on possible solution. Since interest rates are 0.5% and CPI is dropping into negative ground, real rate of inflation is increasing in the midst of this deep recession. Only possible solution is to allow for rapid money supply growth, while allowing dead banks to die. Much of new money would be to set bigger healthy banks on right footing. But the key is to allow inflation to return in a constructive fashion, thereby encouraging spending. A meagre inflation rate would reduce real rate of inflation. Interesting article. / Jim Willie