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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (71745)8/27/2000 7:18:42 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack  Read Replies (3) of 95453
 
Tic Toc... Come yee Blind Bulls - be Saved (VBG)~

"The Perfect Financial Storm" - this is a MUST read folks - seriously.

financialsense.com

Bullsky - great take on Money Supply - a must read section & graph.

PS - I loved this quote:

The leverage that once multiplied income will now devastate principal.”
Martin Mayer, 1999

From my personal perspective on the subprime lending crisis that is about to unfold - this particulary hit home as it agree's 100% with what I see as being a huge problem that will implode this new paradigm bubble: The consumer debt crisis & soon to be default explosion will be a historic event and it will rock the markets because it will rock the Financials which are the foundation of the markets.

<<Today, economic seismographs are picking up tremors in our financial system which are forming in the nation's credit markets. The coming earthquake they are sensing, and one of the distinguishing features of the American economy's recent performance in the 1990’s, is the meteoric rise in indebtedness. A greater portion of our GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is being powered by consumption. Capital formation and savings are no longer mobilizing economic growth. Outside the tech sector, there is little capital investment. Personal consumption and debt is driving the economy, rather than savings and investment. The result is that over the last decade, debt in this country has mushroomed from $4.1 trillion to $12.8 trillion. <<
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