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To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (47225)	1/18/2000 12:03:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116762

You are correct in that area. The problem is rational is losing in what appears to be a perpetual bubble with nothing tied to basic. The banks are pushing credit cards and at the same time their earnings are increasing as debt is considered a plus on the balance sheet. When you see clearly a government acting short range when national economic policy should be long range it is frustrating. When you see inflationary factors in place and altho where i live and where you live due to population density the cost factor is always greater,these areas will have a impact that is still remains relatively subdued in the figures. It is called a time problem where the belief in a physical entity is eroding due to the ease that both space and paper accommodate.It can go on infinitum as long as no one questions. And those that question seem to appear without wisdom as the majority feel gold buffs see doom when doom is non existent only cycles and power change. It makes me wonder about fusion and the atomic bomb whoops lightly said but sincerely meant.