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8430 Bill, when the Japanese bubble was being inflated, I was in the real estate buRamsey Su-3/24/1999
8429 Steven, <<<i>I've long been under the impression that copper iRobert Douglas-3/24/1999
8428 wow a true bear :-) So, when do you think the bubble will break? I thought itBill Ounce-3/24/1999
8427 Ramsey, I do not believe OPEC will hold for long. It depends on the labor marLee-3/24/1999
8426 G'day all - re: N Korea. The following article biz.yahoo.com got me thinkBosco-3/24/1999
8425 Lee, hey, those were great questions, and now the answers ....... Ramsey Ramsey Su-3/24/1999
8424 I've long been under the impression that copper is pretty much a sunset indDayuhan-3/23/1999
8423 Ramsey, How many more days like this do you think we will have? Zeev and otheLee-3/23/1999
8422scmp.com Robert, a few more days like today for the US markets and all hell wiRamsey Su-3/23/1999
8421 Robert - Copper production increases significantly in Peru. techstocks.comPaul Berliner-3/23/1999
8420 Ramsey, <<<I>I don't think China's economy is large enoughRobert Douglas-3/23/1999
8419 Sam, Makin has consistently made the most sense to me. I believe reflation isRamsey Su-3/23/1999
8418 Why plan? Built in, unavoidable function of the frontal lobes of the brain. nihil-3/23/1999
8417 Robert, <<The future is not only stranger than you think -- it is strangeSam-3/23/1999
8416 From the company filings I've read, it seems that prices are decent for newPaul Berliner-3/23/1999
8415 nihil, <I>The future is not only stranger than you think -- it is strangRobert Douglas-3/23/1999
8414 <<It's textbook economics really.>> The (U.S.) textbook prescrnihil-3/23/1999
8413 peter, <i><<These companies are extremely capital intensive and havStitch-3/23/1999
8412 Steven: The main thing to keep in mind regarding paper companies, I believe, ipeter michaelson-3/23/1999
8411 Ramsey, Thanks for guiding me to Makin's papers, which I used to read a lonSam-3/22/1999
8410 That was a referral to me from an SI friend, one of the good people, who has beDayuhan-3/22/1999
8409 Steve, re: paperanalyst.com Wow! Paydirt. Many thanks. (are you dabbling alsoStitch-3/22/1999
8408 Ramsey, Thank you for the additional thought on a recovery scenario. It happenStitch-3/22/1999
8407 Robert, Stitch, Check out: paperanalyst.com He knows his paper. Steve Dayuhan-3/22/1999
8406 Stitch, I forgot to mention one more scenario for Asian recovery. It is possiRamsey Su-3/22/1999
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