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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly: Drilling II -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: gold$10k who wrote (1236)	9/8/2001 2:46:42 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

I agree. Markets, as some believe, know long before pundits do. Bonds will tell us the move if the basis is like the move in the 70's. Right now they say deflation.. and obviously we are deflating nearly in the worst way, but not nearly where we may go... but by the same token I can imagine, in the course of time, stocks will continue a downward trend, though the fiat utlimately gets defended... who will they sacrifice in that defense? The US worker for starters. I remember the unemployment during the high inflation years when yields on a one year CD were 12% and up... they weren't saving the labor sector then, and I don't think they will now other than to export the work for cheap hands... Mexico's Fox is no fool in proposing Mexico become fully allied to the US economy. His timing is nearly perfect if he can get his proposal adopted. Ready cheap labor will come into the European Union when the east block nations begin their entry. Continental centers are looking to lower the cost averages. In part someone like Fox is saying, why go to china when china is in your backyard. Obviously none of it is this simplistic, but theoretically it sure makes one plausible scenerio.