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Strategies & Market Trends
Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

An SI Board Since May 1998

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Emcee: Henry Volquardsen	Type: Unmoderated

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2311	your understanding of the way the pension system works is the same as mine. Whe	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/14/1999
2310	Point well taken. I should have added: "right now" or "as thing	Step1	-	12/14/1999
2309	Henry, In restating (and adding too), do I understand your concerns? 1) With	Lee	-	12/14/1999
2308	Stephan, Henry, all, "Japan, as the second [largest] economy in the world	Sam	-	12/14/1999
2307	Were I nearly as eloquent in explaining my concerns about Japan as you are Henr	Hawkmoon	-	12/14/1999
2306	Postal money and foreign deposits >>the point you and Paul raise	Step1	-	12/13/1999
2305	Henry, a few comments added here: >>The biggest swing in sentim	Step1	-	12/13/1999
2304	Chip, I agree. Stability of exchange rate relationships will be very important	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2303	<i>The JGB market will probably be supported, to an extent, by purchases	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2302	Hi Merritt, I agree with you regarding the reason for the strengthening yen. A	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2301	<i>Gov stats I suspect are at least as "funny" as their US coun	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2300	throw in the bit about pension liabilities and that article has it all. thanks	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2299	<i>The most important thing is that there is a recovery in sentiment.<	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2298	sorry for taking so long, things got very hectic. I've been wondering a lo	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/13/1999
2297	Henry, My concern going forward is the balance between the 3 big currency bloc	Chip McVickar	-	12/11/1999
2296	My apologies Daniel and others. Something came up that has occupied me pretty f	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/11/1999
2295	OK Henry, have we waited long enough to hear from you? FWIW I'm bearish w.	Daniel Chisholm	-	12/10/1999
2294	This certainly is an interesting development: cnnfn.com I have a hard time bel	Paul Berliner	-	12/10/1999
2293	Thank you SO much! Your currency converter link, which I've bookmarked, sh	E	-	12/9/1999
2292	US$1 = LSL6.24, or LSL1 = US$0.16. (one Loti = 16 cents). The Loti was pegged t	Paul Berliner	-	12/9/1999
2291	OT: I apologize for the interruption, but I need help with a personal currency-	E	-	12/9/1999
2290	<i>THen they went on to say that after conducting a survey in Sept and fi	Hawkmoon	-	12/9/1999
2289	Re: Japan Henry, Short term I think the government will do its best to mainta	Lee	-	12/8/1999
2288	Stephen, you make excellent counterpoints which are no doubt benefitted by your	Paul Berliner	-	12/8/1999
2287	Well, Henry...while I've usually enjoyed hearing <i>"Johnny One	Merritt	-	12/7/1999

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