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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack II - A Complete Analysis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Madarasz who wrote (12827)	7/26/2001 12:41:50 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 52237

Right John. In fact A LOT MORE. 7.6 Billion more to be exact. app.ny.frb.org Hello thread!! "Money makes the mare run". That's over 29 Billion of wampum in 4...yes that is just in FOUR DAYS !!!!! So....am I pounding the table here??!! YES!! And, folks that know me know I don't do that very often. When was the last time anybody here saw that kind of tidal wave of Fed liquidity on top of the already very high growth rates YTD in the monetary aggregates??!! That's right! Never...for most of you. This is the kind of tidal wave of pumping last seen in the 1970s. A word to the wise. Keep you eye on: The Fed!! It's your early warning that the Dollar and the US bond market are going into the tank ahead of a pick-up in US inflation. Greenspan is cornered guys. He has no choice but to debase the currency to forestall a domino effect of deflationary events that will bring on a mini-depression like 1973-74. Bookmark this post if you want to. But in 6 months folks, don't say you weren't warned to protect yourself against the kind of devaluation of the dollar we've not seen since the 1970s. NO, NOT a complete replay of that secular (aka multi-cycle) inflationary era. But YES, a CYCLICAL inflationary play. And that's significant enough that it must be hedged against IMHO. And those who do are going to make some very big profits. Good luck to all, Isopatch