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8230 The original kow-tow on the HKMA reserve figures: Your proof against my blithePaul Berliner-3/8/1999
8229 >>From the looks of your statement, you a) don't understand the accouPaul Berliner-3/8/1999
8228 You're incorrect. From the looks of your statement, you a) don't underFrodo Baxter-3/8/1999
8227 >>'Sheesh, you're digging for all my neat tricks, huh?' >&Paul Berliner-3/8/1999
8226 <o.t.>G'day all - re: oil. I ve not read the books - heck, I ve not rBosco-3/6/1999
8225 >A while back I asked Lawrence what would happen if we suddenly had higher oFrodo Baxter-3/6/1999
8224 >I can't say that I understand interest rates at 0%. Why WOULDN'T soFrodo Baxter-3/6/1999
8223 >Almost. But not quite. I'm finding the your figure of FX contract losseFrodo Baxter-3/6/1999
8222 Ron; <i><<Oil - gas, plastics, transportation, the list goes on aStitch-3/6/1999
8221 Lawrence, Got it. Thanks. Best, Stitch Stitch-3/6/1999
8220 Oil prices. A while back I asked Lawrence what would happen if we suddenly hadRon Bower-3/6/1999
8219 Paul, >"Ron, if reason #1 is true that I'm totally out of the loopRon Bower-3/6/1999
8218 <i>"Why WOULDN'T someone borrow money at that rate? Then go out MikeM54321-3/6/1999
8217 Yen gets hit, Japanese interest rates now near zero, and its stock market goes Sam-3/6/1999
8216 Stitch, Dennis, "The idea that the US government could pull off such a cohSam-3/6/1999
8215 Re: SEG and FX Losses <i>"Got it?"</i> Lawrence, AlmostMikeM54321-3/6/1999
8214 Who is responsible for low oil prices? It's funny this should come up. I Robert Douglas-3/6/1999
8213 <i>The idea that the US government could pull off such a coherent and sucDayuhan-3/6/1999
8212 Stitch, I should have made it clearer in my post that it was the CEO of Rowan shadowman-3/5/1999
8211 Sheesh, you're digging for all my neat tricks, huh? Here goes: If you lookFrodo Baxter-3/5/1999
8210 Yeah, whatever. <G> P.S. How do you dig that out of the P&L? bestStitch-3/5/1999
8209 They lost a lot more than their write-offs. Most of the FX losses were washed tFrodo Baxter-3/5/1999
8208 Dennis, I actually have not read any of the three books mentioned by the CEO oStitch-3/5/1999
8207 Stitch, I read Yergin's book but haven't read the other two that you mshadowman-3/5/1999
8206 Lawrence, <i><<FYI, Seg's shorting of the dollar against SE AsiStitch-3/5/1999
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