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JAPAN-Nikkei-Time to go back up?
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2727In AMEX, there is a QQQ for NASDAQ stock. Is there a similar one for Dow Jones borb-7/5/2001
2726Trade war between Japan and China will not help Japan economic.borb-7/3/2001
2725U.S. Hails Japan's Steps to Deregulate Economy WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japancurrent trend-6/30/2001
2724You may be right - I would put it a bit lower.Professor Dotcomm-6/15/2001
2723I don't think it ever left.fut_trade-6/15/2001
2722Recession in Japan coming again. biz.scmp.comborb-6/15/2001
2721Maybe another drop down to around 1.8K point before real rebound.borb-6/15/2001
2720Yes - in about 500 or so points time.Professor Dotcomm-6/15/2001
2719New low for the 2001 EPS estimates of the S&P 500. Ugly rise in the current fut_trade-6/14/2001
2718NASDAQ might be an interesting one, now.borb-6/14/2001
2717Yes, but keep following the newsProfessor Dotcomm-6/14/2001
2716I guess we should stay away for a while?borb-6/14/2001
2715Tough days ahead for Japan - but probably things may finally start to get intereProfessor Dotcomm-6/12/2001
2714Nikkei went down to 12K range. Those people believed that holding stocks long tborb-6/12/2001
2713Nikkei went down to 12K range. Those people believed that holding stocks long tborb-6/12/2001
2712Thnx for your messages, Borb. I've been away some time but having returned -Professor Dotcomm-6/8/2001
2711No. I think the S&P 500 data is sufficient, since it include both Nasdaq andfut_trade-6/7/2001
2710Do you have data analysis regarding NASDAQ that you can share?borb-6/7/2001
2709The Nasdaq is the index I would expect to be least influenced by earnings.fut_trade-6/7/2001
2708I am more interested in NASDAQ. S&P data might not have a very strong relatborb-6/7/2001
2707Thanks, Peter. Haven't heard from Prof. for a long time.borb-6/5/2001
2706Here is the SEC 10Q for Yahoo! sec.gov It lists net income plus one-time chargfut_trade-6/5/2001
2705Thanks for the explanation. There are a few spots has "As Rep" higherborb-6/5/2001
2704"As Rep" - Earnings per share reported by the company "oper"fut_trade-6/5/2001
2703I am not sure the difference between "As Rep" and "oper" andborb-6/5/2001
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