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The Big Picture - Economics and Investing

An SI Board Since March 1997

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Emcee: Sid Turtlman	Type: Unmoderated

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536	Hi Barry, Yep, everything is looking too early these days. Techs are getting	Don Earl	-	12/15/1997
535	I have been buying EWM. Probably too early.	yard_man	-	12/15/1997
534	Hi Barry, Philippines, Korea, Maylasia. All three have dropped about a third c	Don Earl	-	12/14/1997
533	>>On one hand they can pay $2 for what cost $3 a few months ago.<&	yard_man	-	12/14/1997
532	There is no relief, and everybody knows it. The brokerages have been franticall	Bonnie Bear	-	12/14/1997
531	<<handshakes between politicians, criminals and bankers are worth the pap	James L. Fleckenstein	-	12/14/1997
530	handshakes between politicians, criminals and bankers are worth the paper they&	Bonnie Bear	-	12/14/1997
529	ALL- With the hoopla made about the big financial agreement between internation	James L. Fleckenstein	-	12/14/1997
528	Don: there's a whole bunch of money that the brokerages will get in on Ja	Bonnie Bear	-	12/13/1997
527	Hi Bonnie, Yep, I'm almost as annoyed with myself for talking myself out o	Don Earl	-	12/13/1997
526	Don: I stuck most of my money in a fund called BEARX, it is a well-managed port	Bonnie Bear	-	12/13/1997
525	Hi Bonnie, This is kind of what I'm trying to figure out. I'm heavily	Don Earl	-	12/13/1997
524	Don: there's tremendous overcapacity in tech sector. It's not just a ba	Bonnie Bear	-	12/13/1997
523	Hi Mike, I assume they used the money to pay expenses and/or converted to US d	Don Earl	-	12/12/1997
522	Vet, This sounds like the US a few years ago. Sincerely, Al Cern	Al Cern	-	12/12/1997
521	This seems to be where the money goes in Asia... As US economist Rudi Dornbusch	The Vet	-	12/12/1997
520	They borrowed Ringgit...which are now worth much less? Yikes. But buying more M	Mike McFarland	-	12/12/1997
519	Hi Everyone, I'm trying to get a better feel for what's going on with	Don Earl	-	12/12/1997
518	Bonnie, check this out: kitco.com This is what's going on right now. The	Tommaso	-	12/10/1997
517	thanks, al.	Bonnie Bear	-	12/9/1997
516	Bonnie, as you already know everything you say sounds sensible to me. As perhap	Tommaso	-	12/9/1997
515	Bonnie Bear, Read some of this stuff. kitcomm.com Sincerely, Al Cern	Al Cern	-	12/9/1997
514	Don: the level of mortgage and credit-card debt in this country is growing at a	Bonnie Bear	-	12/9/1997
513	Bonnie Dear: You are correct (recall my post #9560 to you on Ask Mohan). The	Don S.Boller	-	12/9/1997
512	Hi Sid; About structural unemployment. I think the elephants trampled down som	Bilow	-	12/9/1997

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