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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (23378)9/17/2002 8:36:40 PM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (2) of 74559
 
Hi DJ, <<one (the?) way out ... a drop in US$ large enough to a) dilute the overall (wordwide) fiat debt and b) make US manufacturing start matter again>>

Yup, that would be one way. A cataclysmic fall of USD, equalizing the US economy, aggregate asset value, and income with some country/region of about same massiveness or bigger;0) Ok, I am looking at the map, and I see Brazil/Argentina:0)

That kind of a fall would be an abracadabra to behold in awe. I can just see it, newly minted Stanford MBAs sporting safety goggles and Harvard MBA doing CAD/CAMs;0/

I will be going dormant starting tomorrow, to do maximum resting at a beach, so no posting until later, but will have finger on paper gold ‘buy button’ in case the pure and basic currency falls from these levels.

<<this may be all a reflection from the back window as seen in a rear view mirror>>

I see that the back window is reflecting the view out the front, and it is Hong Kong/Japan. Rear mirror view of the back window reflection is of Japan/Hong Kong. Coincidence or physics?

Chugs, Jay
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