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To: Barry L. Mabe who wrote (16930)	2/9/1999 1:53:00 AM
From: Mang Cheng	Respond to of 25814

This author is bullish on Sony and the general market : "The case against index funds " By Kenneth L. Fisher "But for now, stick to my basic allocation, which is to be 100% invested in stocks, with 67% of that from among the 30 largest U.S. stocks. The other 33% should be in huge high-quality foreign stocks with a handful of global Japanese exporters. Ones like these: " "At 55% of sales and a cheap-by-Japanese-standards P/E of 18, Sony (73, SNE, www.sony.com) is a good way to pick up a great consumer products powerhouse. Global diversity, leading brand names, and positions in technologies like DVD, HDTV and MiniDisc, and a game division growing at 50% annually: These all position Sony to prosper in the next century. " forbes.com Mang