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Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1997 14:40:54 -0800
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The Toronto Star October
signoff
Skender Derti
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Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 02:43:25 -0500
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Subject: In July, Soros Predicted Crash
Tuesday, July 8 1997
SOROS EXPECTS WORLD STOCK MARKETS TO
When the Dow opened this morning, Tues Oct 28, it looked like a losing day,
by noon the market was climbing and finished over 300 pts.
I was speculating, was it traders from other markets in the world who
picked the US and Canadian markets as the most probable to remain secure or
was it
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997, Thomas Lunde wrote:
When the Dow opened this morning, Tues Oct 28, it looked like a losing day,
by noon the market was climbing and finished over 300 pts.
I was speculating, was it traders from other markets in the world who
picked the US and Canadian markets as the
Today's trading on the stock market means little (as does yesterday's for
that matter). The important thing is the fundamental events that have been
unfolding in Asia over the past four - five months, as Michel Chossodovsky
pointed out in his analysis sent out BEFORE the thurs-fri-mon crash. As
Someone, perhaps on this list, uses this quote in their closing sig.
Seems appropriate for the times, the market, the economy.
arthur cordell
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This is the common failing of all mankind: Never to anticipate the storm
when the sea is calm.
