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To: KyrosL who wrote (88402)	3/26/2012 2:52:19 AM
From: Hawkmoon	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 218083

I'm not sure about a surge in housing, except purchases by speculators who will discover that the American consumer is struggling with a serious debt load, combined with lower wages. Someone has to live in those houses and if the price point is beyond their reach, they will opt to rent. I still think we're in for a period of deflation and deleveraging. Too much debt has be removed so that people have discretionary income. And then they need decent paying, and secure, jobs in order to service that debt. I do agree that LNG is a growing sector.. It's good to see progress being made in making the US more energy independent as this will mean more $$ remain within our borders, rather than being exported overseas. But the only means of creating demand is by advancing new tech, and training our people to be involved in these new industries. Hawk

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