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To: j g cordes who wrote (35472)	12/9/2001 1:09:51 AM
From: Johnny Canuck	Respond to of 68575

Hi Jim, I agree that it is a fine line and that Greenspan is simply pushing the problem further out, at which time the North American economy will pay a higher price. I still think COMPX 1000 is possible some where down the road, perhaps in the next 18 months. I saw an news story the other day that said the savings rate of Americans is 0.2 percent. Canadians are better at 3.3 percent, but this is still low from a historical perspective. On the American side, it makes you wonder how much more debt the American consumer can take on with such a low saving rate. This is a link to the top 100 products of 2001 according to EDN magazine. e-insite.net