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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (133349)	4/26/2017 9:17:43 AM
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Short-term rates will be higher for only a moment as they will fall after the asset bubble is pricked. Now remember what I said I do not believe that assets are over valued at 0% fed rates. Assets are likely over valued at 0.75% fed rates and more over valued at higher rates. I suspect the fed Just wants to move the process forward so rates can fall back to zero and congress will be forced to deficit spend. If rates go up in the next 12 months it is probably a great time to buy a house at higher rates and lower price and refinance it in the future . I agree with Lacey Hunt long rates are going down down and will probably stay down for 20 years. If the market crashes it will be a good time to buy. All of this assumes that the government is smart enough to have massive deficit spending as we go into much more significant deflation. The solution for a deflationary recession is very easy but people are blinded to it as these periods only occur every 70 years and the rules of economics change completely at these times

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