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East Asian Investing News (non-Japan)

An SI Board Since December 1997

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Emcee: Tom	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Thought I'd start this just to have a running "punch list" of one-line
statements culled from the most recent government and media reports. A few beacons, as it were, for investors to reckon on.

I don't intend what appears here to be superfluous, excessive or redundant. I do intend them to be both mindful and thought provoking. I will avoid mentioning specific enterprises, as others may wish to cover them in discrete topics.

I except Japan, for the fellows in the topic below discuss the Nikkei quite thoroughly.

Please forgive any failed attempts at humor.

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29	My contribution to this topic, for a variety of reasons, has been discontinued.	Tom	-	12/12/1997
28	Barrron's article on India--- Safe or Sari? Investors in India have been	current trend	-	12/7/1997
27	Malaysian currency rebounded Friday. That's why my KL stocks are up.	Tom	-	12/6/1997
26	European banks have 4% - 10% of earnings in Asia.	Tom	-	12/6/1997
25	There is more of this going on than gets through to us. Believe me. Up to 6,0	Tom	-	12/6/1997
24	Malaysian currency weakend further yesterday. My Kuala Lumpur stocks are up?	Tom	-	12/5/1997
23	Tamagotchi = lovable egg. Don't know what one is? Oh my!	Tom	-	12/5/1997
22	Gambling is illegal in Singapore. Where do Singaporeans go to gamble? Malaysi	Tom	-	12/5/1997
21	During 3-month racing break, Hong Kong people will tell you that something is m	Tom	-	12/5/1997
20	Beijing? Peking? Officially, 4 of China's treasures retain the old spelli	Tom	-	12/5/1997
19	Former U.S.N. depot (Subic, Philippines) FEDEX regional hub, other enterprises.	Tom	-	12/5/1997
18	Singapore has world's largest, natural, deep-water harbor.	Tom	-	12/5/1997
17	The salary of New Zealand's fin minister can vary, dependent upon inflation	Tom	-	12/5/1997
16	Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim nation.	Tom	-	12/5/1997
15	Thanks so much for the message Tom. I generally agree with you about India but	Worswick	-	12/5/1997
14	Tom what is "update to SE Asia News". A website? Could you give me	Worswick	-	12/4/1997
13	* Updates to S.A., E. Asia Facts & News. One topic every other day. *	Tom	-	12/3/1997
12	India, historically, experiences labor unrest. One of the NYSE-listed CEF'	Tom	-	12/3/1997
11	What a good idea for a thread. Check out India. Anyone want to comment on Ind	Worswick	-	12/3/1997
10	Leadership changes in next few years: Mahatir (Malaysia), Ramos (Philippines),	Tom	-	12/2/1997
9	Looks as though I should list as many as possible under one entry. I will.	Tom	-	12/2/1997
8	Elections in Philippines in 1998.	Tom	-	12/2/1997
7	Hong Kong Monetary Authority not a Central Bank. Functions differently.	Tom	-	12/2/1997
6	IMF lending programmes mean pain for business interests that have bank-rolled r	Tom	-	12/2/1997
5	Zedillo and Jiang agreed on Monday to a four-point plan to strengthen relations	Tom	-	12/2/1997

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