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Non-Tech : The Critical Investing Workshop
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To: Voltaire who wrote (3540)2/11/2000 10:38:00 PM
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Voltaire,

Thanks for your thoughts. The Fed does have to consider the damage it could do to the overall economy by continuing to raise rates. I agree with the argument that this is in itself inflationary. A recession could occur that would be serious enough to stifle the growth in the mightiest of gorillas. That could have an effect on their share price going forward.

I believe it is unlikely the Fed will allow this scenario to happen - never say never though.

The productivity numbers & labor cost numbers were an extremely bullish indicator that inflation there is under control - Jim could we even be looking at deflation? The Fed better take notice & not take their cues from CNBC.

If anyone has read Harry Dent's, "The Roaring 2000's", the economic demographics & technology revolution are in place to allow a robust economy for years to come, the likes we've never witnessed in history.

Let's hope they don't screw it up. I got plans, you know?

;-)

w2
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