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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (240)8/18/2000 9:39:28 AM
From: Arthur Tang  Read Replies (1) of 435
 
Two cross roads that Greenspan has not discovered yet?

Wealth of US industries have been reported of impressive surplus cash to the tune of $80 billion invested in venture capital each year. This is in addition to the die hard venture capital funds of the old.

But with such wealth comes two cross roads. One that is lightly travelled is the internet investments of product marketing on the net. ASPs are slowly taking shape. Buy and sell of corporate internal departments of accounting and human resources are known. Expected branching out is hoped. Another five years we will see progress in efficiencies and more prosperity. Unemployment will go down to almost 0%. Flexible time will be our schedule.

Wealth also brought along saturation of goods and services. Looking around my town, we saw empty buildings of retail failures. Obsolescence and replacements were not closely watched. Retailers caught with market saturated goods often failed without fanfare. This year auto industry started with "crossover" designs to make their business a banner year. Supermarkets are reinventing themselves with fresh produces and lower prices to bring customers back. Department stores are merchandising new colors and dressy styles. Higher automated small appliances, or toys for babies are but a few changes.

Two cross roads, that FEDS must travel to adjust their monetary policies, to give liquidity where it was tightened. And to tighten liquidity where too much cash from profits sits idling. Venture capital is smart money and can not be touched.

New economy policy has no need to change; but products and services are revived and reinvented in a hurry, this year.
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