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Strategies & Market Trends : Robert Rubin Resigns - What Happens Now?

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To: John J. Frawley who wrote ()	5/12/1999 1:27:00 PM
From: rakitup	Read Replies (1) of 3

Personally, I think it is a non event, a mere tickle. Besides, I've never been a Rubin fan, sorry. Isn't he the guy that got the IMF to issue all these loans to various loser countries so they could avoid cleaning their own houses? You bet he is. The unfortunate thing is his chosen successor is of a similiar bent in this regard. It's all very Clintonesque, isn't it? When a country should establish a currency board and clean up its act Rubin et al tell them to devalue and borrow from us so they can pay it back in cheaper currency. Wow, what brilliance. It never works. It never has. Without a currency board many of these countries do not have a chance to stabilize. They are in effect, Rubin victims. Oh well, enough out of me. Let's go buy some stock. Rak up a winner

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