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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (37480)10/24/2003 8:29:57 PM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
Hello Haim, Following up to this ... <<Jay what is your take of Snow visit to China?>>

and ...

Message 19247698 <<August 26th, 2003
... TPonRr, pronounced T-Pon-Rrr, short for 'the point of no return';

TwoAPuc, pronounced Two-A-Puc, meaning 'the worst of all possible unintended outcomes';

TeoTwawKi, pronounced te-o-twaw-ki, easier to remember than 'The End Of The World As We Know It'

NToeAwsBe, pronounced N-Toe-Aws-Be, handy name for 'nature trade, obvious exchange, apparent wager and sure bet'.

Abracadabra, see Message 16212324 <<August 15th, 2001>>>>

I alert you to this clipping:

Message 19432795
"China is being blamed for too many of the rich world's economic problems
...
The heart of rich countries' complaints is an unwillingness to accept responsibility for their own economic faults. It is easier to point the finger at China. But the real cause of America's trade deficit is its low saving rate, the result of surging household borrowing and a big budget deficit. Similarly, Japan and Europe should not be tempted to use the cheap yuan as an excuse to postpone much-needed reforms. The proper cure lies at home."

Chugs, Jay
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