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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (383700)4/7/2009 8:50:48 AM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (3) of 436258
 
No. The only fundamental bearish argument at this point is the
failure of monetary policy. A valid argument, but ... it's not
a given this will actually happen. If it does happen, the
crisis will turn very nasty very quickly. Even the Realman
would say what we saw last October was peanuts. <G>

If it doesn't and US does not do the necessary restructuring
of the economy, we could go to a mild form of Zimbabwe.
There are a lot of risks <G>

The argument against the failure of quantitative easing is
that nobody wants the nastiness coming from sharply rising US
interest rates. Other rates will rise too, unintended
consequences. <G> The global CBs cooperate and
will do the printing together. They won't sell T-bonds <G>
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