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To: russwinter who wrote (3824)	4/7/2004 1:56:23 PM
From: reaper	Read Replies (6) of 116555

Sir, I seriously love this line: <<Too many people are finding it too easy to keep dismissing this pattern, in just too many products. >> And at least one person finds it too easy to dismiss the opposite pattern in many other products..... And the Eason bat is not electronics. It is highly engineered aluminum; I believe aluminum is a "commodity"?? <<but this is one powerful up cycle>> cheese went from $1.19 in March 1997 to $1.79 in October 1998, and stayed up there for at least another year (it was still $1.81 in August 1999). i frankly don't see anything different about this upcycle than prior ones. it wasn't inflation in 1998, and its not now. its just an anecdote. Cheers

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