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JAPAN-Nikkei-Time to go back up?

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2002	My recent 5 years investment was no so good in compare with another 5 years ago	borb	-	8/3/1999
2001	>>Sakaiya added that he felt the domestic economy has been turning for th	Step1	-	8/2/1999
2000	I think that it is a shade naive to think in terms of 5 years. A p/e is that. T	Professor Dotcomm	-	8/2/1999
1999	Timing is most important. 18K is a critical spot. At the end of the year, Nik	borb	-	8/2/1999
1998	It's interesting, however, to look back on Armstrong's prediction. He	Achilles	-	8/1/1999
1997	Something you all might find interesting. Sorry if it has already been posted	Hawkmoon	-	8/1/1999
1996	borb, The US debt may be high, but so is our productivity and economic gro	Hawkmoon	-	8/1/1999
1995	Maybe this is right. However, US foreign debt is so high and the stock kept on	borb	-	8/1/1999
1994	Borb, I have to humbly disgree. Japan's recovery plan currently depe	Hawkmoon	-	8/1/1999
1993	Overseas money is as good as local money. There must be reasons for money to p	borb	-	7/30/1999
1992	When everything is getting too complicated and confusing, the only way is go ba	borb	-	7/30/1999
1991	I think you are absolutely right because the market is groping towards a new me	Professor Dotcomm	-	7/30/1999
1990	I am puzzled too. I think the market in Internet stocks is probably right in lo	Professor Dotcomm	-	7/30/1999
1989	Yes , indeed puzzling, especially after all the talk about the yen getting str	Step1	-	7/30/1999
1988	Look what we got in Dow and Nikkei. Japan is not really following the wave.	borb	-	7/30/1999
1987	Putting P/E aside, do you have a better way to value internet stocks? What migh	borb	-	7/29/1999
1986	Yen should go up to reflect the right value. However, it jumps too quick which	borb	-	7/27/1999
1985	Move it or lose it Baron, check the Market Direction Analysis thread. Many th	Fun-da-Mental#1	-	7/26/1999
1984	What do you guys think of the pullback in the nikkei recently? Economy still g	Barron Von Hymen	-	7/26/1999
1983	What I meant is that maybe instead of looking at the ratio of price to earnings	Fun-da-Mental#1	-	7/25/1999
1982	No. I don't follow you. Dividend yield criteria came at a time when people	Professor Dotcomm	-	7/25/1999
1981	Prof, good point, dividend yields are really a better measure of stock value.	Fun-da-Mental#1	-	7/23/1999
1980	Borb, your call on the 18,000 peak was very prescient. The rally is still very	Professor Dotcomm	-	7/23/1999
1979	Yen moves up too quick causing questions about export and longer term growth.	borb	-	7/23/1999
1978	Fun-da-Mental#1, 60% of J companies are reporting losses as per the government	Step1	-	7/22/1999

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