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To: longdong_63 who wrote (19162)	9/18/2002 5:37:13 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) of 36161

or a couple more quarters, no more what then, another move in TEN yields toward 3% flat? and another round of REFI's? the curveball here is that lower rates produce even more distortions throughout the entire economy production moves more toward durables and away from consumables asset inflation goes more berserk, thus producing more systemic risk and conditions arise whereby even lower rates ensue lending becomes even more problematic, grinding to a halt I see this happening already on a grand scale where does it end? ... I will tell you when our rates resemble Japan's the end of the road is 0% rates we have them now in automobile purchases who'd a thunk it a few years ago? at some point leaders will have to conclude ENOUGH IS ENOUGH and we will see the economy contract and go into recession imagine a spring and summer where trees grow without an autumn and winter??? where weak branches are not pruned by nature's winds??? what an ugly landscape that would engineer!!! laws of economics wont allow our situation to continue much longer (given our foreign capital dependence) any more than nature will allow grotesque plant formations the most likely scenario is something unforeseen, and certainly not written in leading publications A VETO BY THE FINANCIAL MARKETS, DELIVERED BY FOREIGNERS the veto will be a dollar abandonment, refusal to support this utter charade any longer than endured already we will soon see rising interest rates amidst a weakening economy it is the currency market VETO, via the USDollar the next leg down is coming very soon / jim

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