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To: goldsnow who wrote (34293)	5/20/1999 8:11:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116764

Gold snow I understand this concept because it the reality of a very two tiered society that will take quite a bit of time too fully develop so the picture becomes clear. My concern has been the m1 m2 m3 are not accurate. The funds that we allocate be it the IMF or be it direct loans to other nations are US funds. These float around in the world also The price ranges of NY LA West Coast are high .as is the concentration of populous but for many the ability to share in market wealth is not there. The heavy concentration of technology and finance where I am creates low-income jobs for others. But the scale is frightenly lops sided. For some reason the basic demand and competition is not seen with in the broad public but more so with in the brokerage industry. Wealth lies in stocks bonds options and that is about it. True story clothing business was sold off and the holder went into financing because it is lucrative. Jobs are being created where the labor cost is lower true. In the case of Asia they ran in to a hitch the devaluation of the Baht which proceeded to run waves throughout out Asia Japan we using less costly labor elsewhere but not considering devaluation of currency and larger debt balance to the external provider of growth. The problem relates to controlling money flow. Interest rates will definitely decrease the amount of loans that can be had. But on the other hand because the economy excluding areas such as where I live is not bustling. Tech will be limited in my opinion after we pass the y2k time crunch My feeling and I am not a timer is that the US dollar will be not be so strong in the near future.