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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: GST who wrote (74975)12/7/2006 7:02:01 PM
From: John Vosilla  Read Replies (2) of 110194
 
I believe Japan has the highest net worth per household in the world with the USA second.

Amazing how so few people anywhere seem to get it with regards to interest rates, twin deficits, growth, the dollar, strength of the economy and the housing bust.. Interesting Larry Kudlow show on CNBC today. Had on John Kerry and Mr Laffler curve himself.. A must see with no one talking about the real long term interest rate conundrum versus the dollar, our unsustainable deficit growth and strength of the economy. Laffler only worried about what the drag of raising the top bracket for billionaires does on their incremental spending as if 35-39% on income really matters since most of their income is passive or sheltered anyway. Deficits apparently don't matter anymore. Kerry couldn't even understand that generational low real long term interest rates, socialized ownership society and declining dollar are incredible short term fixes (fuels?) for the economy when Kudlow got him on the incredible run in the stock market since the Iraq war. In essence we are so far behind in many respects since GWB got in office. Fortunately interest rates and unemployment remain very low so throw out that Phillips Curve for good<g>..
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