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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (8143)	3/14/1999 10:39:00 AM
From: j g cordes	Respond to of 99985

There are a few nuggets of insight at that post, if one can get past the self importance of the writer's ego. I doubt Princeton the University has anything to do with the group, but its a good name like Harvard or Yale. <g> Yes EU is destined to be an economic compromise because of the great differences in economic philosophy. Capitalism at the expense of basic social supports is frowned on in France, Germany knows the ills of inflation, while Italy thrives on reinventing politics every year. Yet, the future (as defined by increasing speed and interdependence of communications and commerce), requires Europe be an EU of some form. This current experiment is a trial balloon and will no doubt be refined. My favorite line is "There is little doubt the confidence of capital has been severly shaken if not stirred." James Bond anyone? Yes, this market is vulnerable to a major selloff. But that's the purpose of markets, to wring out excess. If the writer has specific recommendations on opportunities to make money please post them.