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JAPAN-Nikkei-Time to go back up?

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2127	Y2K is a big hit. However, do we must put more concern in Japan only? Countri	borb	-	11/4/1999
2126	Borb, one yen over 104 is a lot bigger than one yen over 124 so it goes both w	Step1	-	11/4/1999
2125	>>Permanent damage, though, takes much longer. For Swiss exports	Step1	-	11/3/1999
2124	There still hopes. Back to above 105. Good sign. Back to above 18K. If main	borb	-	11/3/1999
2123	Singapore definitely. They have been one of the most proactive countries in	Hawkmoon	-	11/3/1999
2122	I think you are right, the index may take longer - perhaps out to May next year	Professor Dotcomm	-	11/3/1999
2121	That reminds me the last Asian financial crisis started from Thailand. If not	borb	-	11/3/1999
2120	<i>1. Invest in Japanese international/multinational companies. These com	Hawkmoon	-	11/3/1999
2119	Yen is at 103 range now. It seems getting harder to see 20K by the end of the	borb	-	11/3/1999
2118	So, the conclusion should be: 1. Invest in Japanese international/multinational	borb	-	11/2/1999
2117	Hmmm.... electronic appliances are the least of my worries. Embedded Systems a	Hawkmoon	-	11/1/1999
2116	Just think, how many Japanese electronics products has been sold worldwide. Th	borb	-	11/1/1999
2115	Ron, you are correct, it was on national tv about 2 weeks ago... About Y2K I	Step1	-	10/31/1999
2114	ft.com Tokyo advises stockpiling to survive the millennium Japanese governme	Hawkmoon	-	10/29/1999
2113	World's No. 1 consumer electronics company, Matsushita, also blamed on high	borb	-	10/29/1999
2112	ron, a lot has happened in the last year more will happen--reform is ongoing	chirodoc	-	10/29/1999
2111	<i>but i think deregulation will transform japan into an agile economic c	Hawkmoon	-	10/29/1999
2110	ron, you could be right. but i think deregulation will transform japan into an	chirodoc	-	10/29/1999
2109	Why?? Japan has more than Y2K to deal with. They have an quickly aging demo	Hawkmoon	-	10/28/1999
2108	ron, so maybe the first week in jan could be a buying opp in japan? curtis	chirodoc	-	10/28/1999
2107	Asia? Hong Kong has some good news. Disney and Universal Studio are going to	borb	-	10/28/1999
2106	Microsoft is going to game business next year. How will all Japanese game indu	borb	-	10/27/1999
2105	When the alarm sound at New Year Eve, we will find out how quick the reactive a	borb	-	10/27/1999
2104	borb, I heard Obuchi was advising all Japanese to stockpile several days wo	Hawkmoon	-	10/27/1999
2103	Yes. I saw that as well - actually the point was made more by analysts and mone	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/27/1999

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