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Technology Stocks : Semi-Equips - Buy when BLOOD is running in the streets!

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Nov 11 3:59 PM EST

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To: Cary Salsberg who wrote (10462)	7/18/2002 1:26:01 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	of 10921

Pimco's Gross claims that up to 75% of S&P firms swapped debt he wrote in May about General Electric and their debts he believes that gradually rising shorterm rates will hurt many (if not most) big companies who have swapped their higher cost longterm debt for lower cost shorterm debt he believes that rising rates will be very harmful to S&P firms' profitability rising rates to households will increase their mortgage costs that is, for those who jumped into ARM's (adjustables) it will also make the silly high creditcard rates even higher but my eyes are on foreigners and their disposition toward USTBonds round #1 has seen limited foreign stock buying maybe some selling I wonder if round #2 will see foreign TBond selling we will see you seem like a patient guy with a long leash so here is this The Austrian School of Economics purports that an economic system with unbacked monetary printing can endure its own promisuity only 2-3 decades that fiat currencies invite unbridled printing and spending but they conclude a scary conclusion after 2-3 decades, an accelerating money supply must be necessary in order to maintain even low level linear income growth and eventually even that growth flattens out right now, Puplava points out that our debt levels nationally are in the $32,000 billion range that debt is still accelerating but now income levels are flattening out or only feebly increasing Austrian School conclusion is that the debt burden becomes increasingly unsustainable this is part of the reason that Fed Monetary stimulus is failing now we face debt collapse and scandal unfortunately, the scandals and terrorist threat is diverting attention from the debt collapse story unfolding good luck to you, unless you have me on IGNORE also / jim

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