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To: Steve Fancy who wrote (7321)	8/31/1998 5:36:00 PM
From: Steve Fancy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22640

Brazil's Central Bank Head To Attend IMF Latin America Mtg Dow Jones Newswires BRASILIA -- Brazilian Central Bank President Gustavo Franco will attend the International Monetary Fund's meeting of Latin American finance ministers and other policy makers on Sept. 3-4, the Central Bank said Monday. Franco will accompany Brazilian Finance Minister Pedro Malan, who confirmed his attendance last Thursday. The IMF has called the meeting in Washington D.C. to discuss the financial crisis that has spilled over from Russia into other emerging markets.

To: Steve Fancy who wrote (7321)	8/31/1998 7:03:00 PM
From: EPS	Respond to of 22640

Hi Steve, I'll also be watching tonite..Hope that we're close to a bottom here.. Victor

To: Steve Fancy who wrote (7321)	8/31/1998 10:41:00 PM
From: BOB JOHNSON	Respond to of 22640

Steve or Darkgreen, Welcome back Steve. I usually watch Japan and over there via YAHOO. Is there a better site to follow what happens tonight? Are you fellows going to post your opinions in this "classic bottom pattern"? Personally I thought the market couldn't find its butt with both hands so bought (lightly) good old USA issues. The missing information today is that the big zipper is headed to Russia. Mr. Greenspan should have been talking to Japan or the banks there (if things continue south) might be getting really tight. Yet no mention of this on the thread from some really smart and plugged in people. Our President needs to do something for show and Mr. Greenspan does not mince words in private. Why Do I think a end of the week rally might be in the offering? But no one else here-and there are some truly sharp people here-even indicate this is important or even a consideration? Could it be I have found my nitch?? If not, I will keep asking questions anyway. Never learned anything when I talk and there is not a hell of a lot I know about stocks except I will never retire on CD's. Darkgreen, Thanks. Saving face is an oriental term but perhaps it applies tonight. As always we wish everyone well as we are all participants in a great game. Bob