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To: ZenWarrior who wrote (70026)	4/14/2001 10:13:26 PM
From: westpacific	Respond to of 122087

Sure lower rates puts more money in peoples hands of course. But this becomes further debt which in the long run only adds to the pain. And this is the bigger problem the FED continues to create. It will be a long and vicious cycle. This cycle is now creating the bubble in the real estate market - and this is inflation. It now costs a fortune to buy a home and many cannot afford to get in. Americans cannot save two nickels. I speak from what I see from those I know. They are all broke, have pulled equity massively from their homes and racked up credit card debt. Of course we make places like China richer since this is were many of these products come from Americans buy. And of course the reason we have massive trade deficits. But since you have family in China I now understand why your so positive. Enough said - I am done here. See you at the bottom. West