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To: David Zgodzinski who wrote (166567)5/17/2002 8:29:51 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
can you apply that to extraordinary circumstances? and in guessing, if that's the case, make a case for taking on such a risk. pushing money into stocks as a deliberate policy (plenty of proof) is an artificial construct that ignores otherwise historically sound metrics..not to mention market forces, valuation, risk reward etc. if you cannot beat inflation in a t bill, do you want to, at the same time, risk your capital in an overvalued alternative whose fundamentals are seriously in question across the board? some will. but that's not the question. the argentine stock market rose for a bit based on your theory. though in the end, those hard assets sought by those people have a great chance of becoming soft purely by their dysfunctionality.

either way, thanks. i enjoyed your thoughts.
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