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To: JMD who wrote (20215)	12/22/1998 8:32:00 AM
From: Ramsey Su	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

S Mike and Tim, you guys can say all you want but I will soon deliver the ultimate blow - vacation. Seriously, on the international front: Russia looking to default again. Thailand had the $10 billion asset sale of the century. Unfortunately, they did not use OnSale or eBay so the auction failed. Japan is going to have a $700+billion budget. WOW. I wonder how they are going to finance that without turning some heads. Anyone know what their tax revenue is going to be? JGB is going higher and higher. Brazil has been hanging on, right at the edge with the rest of SA in tow. HK is still in denial. They are going down. Korea is dreaming about chaebol reforms. I still don't understand how they are going to reduce debt equity from 700% to less than 200% by the end of next year. Then again, I opined a few months ago that we should all buy AMZN, AOL, Yahoo etc and forget about fundamentals. Did anyone listen? I didn't. Ramsey

To: JMD who wrote (20215)	12/22/1998 8:41:00 AM
From: Sawtooth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

<<Only guy I know with all the prequels and sequels to the Road Warrior flicks>> Sort of like the Qcom<>Ericy battle has become. Remember Return To ThunderDome? "Two men (companies) enter, one man (company} leaves! "Two men (companies) enter, one man (company} leaves! "Two men (companies) enter, one man (company) leaves!" Although most of us would likely prefer, "Two companies enter, they agree on amicable terms, shake hands and both crawl out of the ThunderDome of Licensing Agreements & International Business." (While not sounding quite as exciting, it has proven to be (reasonably) so.) Regards to you.