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Non-Tech : Deflation
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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (22)1/5/2000 5:32:00 PM
From: jwk  Read Replies (2) of 621
 
>>>...the speculative bubble induced by the credit bubble aided and abetted by the Fed can only end thusly.
note that the big bubbles of the past in this century (20's globally, 80's mainly in Japan) have all given rise to talk about a 'new era' as they were accompanied by disinflation and rising productivity as well as technological advances of considerable import...<<<

heinz -- That's harsh medicine, but worth considering. Personally, I favor the disinflation, rising productivity, tech advances road to universal well being, but....I'm going to be searching for additional analysis to support the IPO.com/margins theory of explosive credit/M3 expansion.

If that is the case, I think there'd be plenty of hired guns out there in the financial press who would run with a story like this:

**FED Snoozes While IPO.com Speculators Make Off With Y2K Cash Stash**.
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