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To: goldsnow who wrote (15456)	8/6/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: Bobby Yellin	Respond to of 116764

I just checked the article to see if you made a joke about the Mr. Abby Cohen(thought you might have cut off the "s" but there it was exactly as you posted..really gives one optimism in reporting skills of journalists..I am conditioned now after that Bloomberg article having it both ways..) geez..they even showed "his picture" there are some many undervalued stocks..read a article by one of fed governors..should have posted..it seemed as if he assumed that all of this country was wealthy from capital gains :> talk about optimism will see if I can find it..

To: goldsnow who wrote (15456)	8/6/1998 9:19:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116764

Japan's Government has not yet even drawn up its banking bills, let alone tried to negotiate their passage through the parliament. And its plans to stimulate the economy remain just that. In the absence of drastic policy action, the yen continues to weaken and exert more downward pressure on other Asian currencies. This questionable because, some of the currency in Asia is staying stable and actually gaining grounds on the yen so debt load to Japan is reduced. Last weeks figures.