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To: NOW who wrote (75354)	3/4/2001 10:55:22 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

<. Moreover, the Japanese have relied on the US directly and indirectly for what anemic growth they have had: that is changing now is it not?> Well, it's my impression that they have been seeking out our higher rates, which will certainly change... think they'll bail if the yen is tanking though??? Could be I suppose. dAK

To: NOW who wrote (75354)	3/4/2001 11:44:42 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

<<as Noland has pointed out: liquidity seeks inflation and the US has been inflating>> Yep. I opened the Sunday morning fishwrap today, and what did my eyes gaze upon but this perfect example of Noland's liquidity chasing inflating assets: azcentral.com Nearly half of all Phoenix area neighborhoods had at least 40 percent increases in home prices since 1995, according to the annual home survey by The Arizona Republic. That's more than double the national rate of appreciation. My challenge is to time my sale and cash out on that inflated home equity before the inevitable deflationary "soft landing": nlhs.com Got parachutes? (Or fire extinguishers)<G>