Don't know.  After the tornado takes me, I'll ask him.
Maybe he was referring to a consideration inhibiting
a possible decision by foreign governments.  - mbs


> >Bob Eisner used to point out that those holding dollar-denominated
> >assets who started to bail out ran the risk of taking a bath as the
> >process continued.
> 
> How's that any different from any other speculative market? People 
> sell stocks in a bear market, it drives the value of their remaining 
> shares down, they sell more, etc., until you have a selling climax. 
> How could prices ever go down in Eisner's world?
> 
> Doug
> 

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