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Given that only a small percentage of Chineese are participating in

their

"new" economy, it will be a long time before this happens. Remember

that

Japan's economy stalled after they became (and remain) the richest

developed

nation on a per capita basis.


Even after their economy puked, what, 2/3rds of it's value?
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How are you arriving at that?


What was the NIKKEI at it's peak and bottom? It's now at 11,045 and
wasn't
it at around 40,000 at it's peak in 1990?



That is ridculous. Economies are not measured by stock market
valuations.
The GDP of Japan is larger now than ever before. How would you rate the
US
economy on that metric? The Nasdaq is down 61% from its high five years
ago.

Very true. Stock market valuations measure only the investing
communities optimitism or pessimism about future stock prices. :-)

Based on..... :~)

On Sat, 23 Apr 2005 15:30:40 -0700, Matt Barrow wrote:

Very true. Stock market valuations measure only the investing
communities optimitism or pessimism about future stock prices. :-)

Based on..... :~)

Please do me only ONE favour: TRIM YOUR POSTINGS! Please!
there is no need to quote _all_ the irrelevant text (but the text you are
referring to).

thanks again,

martin

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Given that only a small percentage of Chineese are participating in

their


"new" economy, it will be a long time before this happens. Remember

that


Japan's economy stalled after they became (and remain) the richest

developed


nation on a per capita basis.


Even after their economy puked, what, 2/3rds of it's value?
--
Matt
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Matthew W. Barrow
Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO


How are you arriving at that?


What was the NIKKEI at it's peak and bottom? It's now at 11,045 and

wasn't

it at around 40,000 at it's peak in 1990?



That is ridculous. Economies are not measured by stock market

valuations.

The GDP of Japan is larger now than ever before. How would you rate the

US

economy on that metric? The Nasdaq is down 61% from its high five years
ago.

Very true. Stock market valuations measure only the investing
communities optimitism or pessimism about future stock prices. :-)


Based on..... :~)

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.


Matt

"Matt Whiting" wrote

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.


Matt

You too, Matt. Snip your posts.
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Morgans wrote:
"Matt Whiting" wrote

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.


Matt


You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.

MAtt

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You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.


Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

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You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.



Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

I don't mind if the net nannies don't listen! :-)

Matt

In article , Matt Whiting wrote:
Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

I don't mind if the net nannies don't listen! :-)

Netiquette isn't about net nannies. It's like saying 'please', 'thank
you' and not letting doors slam in the faces of people following you.
Trimming quoted material is netiquette - the manners of Usenet (and
other online forums). It is the equivalent of holding open the door for
the person after you in real life; politeness.

Maybe one day it'll no longer be September 1993.

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On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 00:27:43 GMT, Matt Whiting wrote:

You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.

this is asocial.

your posting is ditributed to thousands of newsservers, no matter if
someone reads it or not. It might seem like nitpicking, because the posting
is only some k small (and bandwidth-costs have dropped; but you are very
welcome to start as an ISP and see the total costs involved). But keep in
mind that newsservice is mostly only running at your ISP because there is
one employee loving to keep this service running. And multiple your few k
of useless quoting with thousand newsservers with hundreds of people with
your bad attitude.

MAtt

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Matt Barrow wrote:

economy on that metric? The Nasdaq is down 61% from its high five
years
ago.

Very true. Stock market valuations measure only the investing
communities optimitism or pessimism about future stock prices. :-)


Based on..... :~)

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.

I meant "What generates their optimism or pessimism?".

Why does the stock market lead/go in the same direct as "The Economy®"?

One thing about the stock market, it can't be BS'ed too long, regardless of
the crap the Feds and the media put out.

The market started to tank in March, 2000, even though the administration
then was telling everyone that things were fine, right up to the November
elections that year.

Then too, it can be foolishly optimistic (I hate the "irrationally
exuberant" poop), as in the dot.com craze. Yet, how much did the murder of
the telecom industry have to do with the dot.com collapse and
subsequent/parallel market implosion?