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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory
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To: benwood who wrote (91858)3/4/2008 3:03:08 PM
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Yes, the main thrust of my posts was and is the following: US real estate is likely to be a miserable disappointment as a hedge against inflation. The confusion in so many minds is that seeing their assets wiped out means we are in some sort of "deflation" -- and that if we do have inflation then housing in the US will benefit -- neither of which is at all realistic in a global inflationary environment with a dying dollar - the US dollar dead zone. We are in a raging inflation where your house is a rapidly depreciating asset and not a hedge against inflation.
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