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To: GST who wrote (88554)	11/6/2007 6:33:35 PM
From: bart13	Read Replies (1) of 110194

At the risk of getting back into slippery or semantic issues, we did very much have lower inflation in 2001-2 and more than a few prices did actually go down... and the US Big Mac was one. <g> We didn't have deflation though. Hard to say from your description what your time frame is but the coast looks pretty clear for at least 1-2 more months from here, and do take into account that due to my use of high leverage at times and also that my average trade length is 2 weeks or so, I'm much more sensitive to changes at the margin. In other words, inflation doesn't look headed down to me either in the foreseeable future... duh. <g>

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