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To: yard_man who wrote (14895)	6/3/2004 6:53:44 PM
From: russwinter	of 110194

As long as people continue to act on the MoP Land of Oz message like this one () GM's marketing apparatchik put out, it may continue like a suspended Wiley Coyote for awhile. I must admit being absolutely astonished though, as I thought May would be a rough month. Instead the Fed just printed up some more money (without BOJ help), Message 20189585 got the propaganda machine cranked up around "OPEC oil relief", and got people right back on track, lathered up, "whew, close call!", going to Vegas, ordering extra lattes, and buying a SUVie while they're at it. Look how gulliable and erratic the consumer is too, the Rasmussen index fell all the way to 104.7 on May 26, now it's 111.9 today. Has to be a timebomb. () Consumers are weathering the passing storm related to the temporary increase in fuel prices and voting their preferences by purchasing record numbers of pickups and SUVs," John Smith, vice president of GM's North America vehicle sales and marketing. "A strengthening economy combined with record vehicle affordability allowed consumers to purchase vehicles of their choice.

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