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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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From: Arthur Tang10/25/2006 7:45:01 PM
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Feds are dreaming of low growth target for this country, the leading economy of the world.

China spend 20% and gets 15% growth.

Feds spend nothing and we do 5-6% growth in this new economy. The trick is shifting disposable income to do softlanding when any part of the economy gets softer.

Softlanding can only be done, if wage and price is controlled and job quota(part time job) is exercised.

Hard landing such as 1929 recession, is the collapse of Wall street where people's asset value went down to nothing. No money around is hardlanding. Took 10 years to sort of recover to poverty. Today shotgun marriage of banks made softlanding easy for FDIC. Since 1987, no crashes on Wall street is no accident.

When will Feds grow up?
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