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To: elmatador who wrote (62411)4/3/2010 1:16:23 PM
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Yes for almost 30 years, during the Wall Street credit bubble, in the US the price of everything you owned went up and the price of everything you consume went down(opposite of Brazil).Now that the bubble is over and credit to go down,we will see inflation in what we consume and a fall in everything we own(assets).The developing world will now have assets up and prices down.Third world demand will increase the prices we pay in the US for consumption and increase our interest rates and decrease our asset values.Its all pretty simple
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