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To: MythMan who wrote (333752)4/15/2007 5:02:30 AM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
Ben got hilos, and he's not afraid to use them. He told
everyone so. He's keeping rates well below where they
should be, and printing vigorously.
I'm afraid of hyperinflation, and I think you
should be. Keeping $ in cash is most stupid in hyperinflation,
as well as shorting (that's most idiotic -g-).
One needs as much debt at fixed low rates as one can get
his hands on. Put it to work in stocks, RE, or gold. The market
is not dumb. This is M3 that is gone from the Fed stats.
It remains in some form buried in the data.
nowandfutures.com

I have no clue, but it seems to me the Ben Fed is more
afraid of deflation than hyperinflation. By the way, you
really think it's OPEC or "peak effect" that's causing
a big spike in oil?

Britain recovered from housing slump only after 1 year.
They just got their M3 to 14% growth, and the slump was
cured. -g- Was that really a housing bubble, or folks just
followed this advice? -g-
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