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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: BGR who wrote (77260)3/8/2000 2:08:00 PM
From: Freedom Fighter  Read Replies (2) of 132070
 
BGR,

>>There is a difference between loose money and trying to hyperinflate out of the great depression.<<

>That being?<

If you start getting ridiculous on me I'm going to hit the ignore button.

>>What about the ECB and the Euro?<<

I don't know all the specifics of the Euro, but I think US bond yields are higher and Europe's current growth is slower.

>>The momentum of US equity markets is encouraging more inflows. (not value related)<<

>I guess that invalidates the rise of the dollar? <VBG><<

I see the "vbg" but surely momentum plays a part in all markets and the US bubble is attracting capital in a self-reinforcing way.

>Growth differecials, yes, now we are talking! That always remains the key. The US is growing like crazy.<

For now.

>I LOVE conspiracy theories!<

I suppose you think that when central banks intervene and accumulate all those US bonds that politics had nothing to do with it.

>Why is it delusional (outside of you subjective impression, that is)?<

Partly because we have a currency crisis and an "almost" systematic collapse every few years these days. But mostly because there are no real "free market" controls on the growth of money. Whatever Al and the boys want is what happens. Yea I trust that and the results we've been getting. Blow up the system every couple of years, sounds good to me. (g)

Wayne
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