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JAPAN-Nikkei-Time to go back up?

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2477	The only realistic way for me to trade on the Tokyo market is through mutual fun	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/19/2000
2476	How to you play the Japanese market - buy ADRs like SNE? Or do you have a broker	fut_trade	-	10/18/2000
2475	No, I don't think so yet - just the choppy water I was talking about here so	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/18/2000
2474	The report I read this morning was that companies were going to give back to the	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/18/2000
2473	Are we in Bear now?	borb	-	10/18/2000
2472	The Euro/USD just hit an all-time low dynexcorp.com right when the Nasdaq made	fut_trade	-	10/18/2000
2471	...revised pension management proposal I can't find any news about it. bi	fut_trade	-	10/18/2000
2470	How is this revised pension management proposal going to affect the Japanese sto	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/18/2000
2469	Dow doesn't seem to move much any more. Did it die? Nasdaq is going all ove	fut_trade	-	10/16/2000
2468	Dow is not so big an influence to Asian market, now? I believe more money will	borb	-	10/16/2000
2467	...Asian stock index It seems that the Hang Seng and Nikkei follow the Nasdaq a	fut_trade	-	10/16/2000
2466	When you exchange currency at the bank, you pay a spread as the cost of transact	fut_trade	-	10/13/2000
2465	Instead of NASDAQ following DOW, DOW is influenced by NASDAQ now. With high per	borb	-	10/13/2000
2464	I'm not sure how useful the graphs are, but they sure indicate how dangerous	fut_trade	-	10/13/2000
2463	Interesting graphs, Peter. The long term graph, being logarithmic, shows how ins	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/13/2000
2462	As sort of an amusement - it appears that a trend line drawn from the 1909 top t	fut_trade	-	10/12/2000
2461	Here's the SPX monthly chart since 1890. The SPX wasn't created until th	fut_trade	-	10/12/2000
2460	Yep. Here's a monthly chart of the SPX. The trendlines shown extend back to	fut_trade	-	10/12/2000
2459	It's just as well that the SPX left a few oil stocks in!	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/12/2000
2458	I think I need to adjust what I said the other day. I see the NDX as having more	fut_trade	-	10/12/2000
2457	It's sure possible.	fut_trade	-	10/11/2000
2456	Yes. Tax loss selling will be a feature surrounding some of the retail oriented	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/11/2000
2455	Chance is decreasing cost of good and services results recession in free market	borb	-	10/11/2000
2454	What about possible year end tax deduction sell?	borb	-	10/11/2000
2453	You are right, the mainstream indices have been ho hum for so long, they may be	Professor Dotcomm	-	10/11/2000

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