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To: michael97123 who wrote (249591)	11/26/2007 11:58:52 AM
From: c.hinton	Read Replies (1) of 281500

michael .its a dollar problem...there are too many out there slushing around the world economic system like water in an overfiled tub. when the liquidity tide moves local interest rates get effected up and down ...never quite in sync with the real economy. central banks get stuck in a bind where the actual economic cycle does not dictate rates. it is artificial(not a result of the local economy) cash inflows and out flows do the dictating. The whole proscess can spin out of controll causing huge headaches for our allies. We do nothing and they say well sod off and deal with iraq and iran without our help. And now we have a resurgant russia and a colossus china to deal with..... whose side do you think the europeans will take ? they will snuggle up to who ever offers the best outlook for profits . re chines imports...no. the weak dollar just adds to their productivity advantage vs the europeans.

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