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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: John Vosilla who wrote (6182)	4/15/2008 1:32:31 PM
From: stan_hughes	Read Replies (1) of 71475

Agreed that e.g. the UK has an even bigger housing bubble to cope with -- average UK house prices are still in the vicinity of 5 times average income Re: investing in RE inside the USA, ag prices are saying that the midwest is going to enjoy what passes for a revival in that part of the country. Smaller towns traditionally are the only places you ever get positive cash flow anyway, but downside risk looks low, esp. if Uncle Fed is determined to inflate -- I guess it depends on where you think you'll get the biggest bang for your buck in that circumstance As for junior golds, the continued lack of action there can be attributed to fears about the ability of juniors to raise money, but it also shows that the market still doesn't care about gold yet, even after the price increase -- IMO that's a good sign if you're a bull, and it's a continuing opportunity to accumulate 'em when nobody wants 'em -- although I realize that not everyone has the inclination to wait for the change in investor perception Maybe combine the two and try buying a few small apartment houses in the midwest that have gold or silver underneath them, and then sit back and wait LOL

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