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To: stockman_scott who wrote (49748)	4/8/2002 1:23:31 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

target: Dow 6000, Naz 1300 before next year inflation will appear by yearend (surprise) interest rates will rise past 10yrTNote yield 6% gold will rise toward 350 quickly and continue the dollar will embark upon an increasingly scarey decline the biggest stories by December: the dollar decline versus Euro Federal Reserve scandal wrt GOLD questions of JPMorganChase failure (too big to fail?) / jim

To: stockman_scott who wrote (49748)	4/8/2002 7:47:07 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 65232

moral hazard has become central banker ideological glue German Bund considers selling gold, buying stocks what a great idea... NOT buy major index basket just before reducing interest rates gold-eagle.com these guys are in charge of national treasures and monetary policy what utter dolts !!! they are willing to drain their entire treasures to avoid the consequences of irresponsible printing of money Germany is a shock to me, the last bastion of strong Bund policy our US Empty Policy has been exported in desperation this mere idea reinforces the notion that central bankers behind debt-ridden fiat currency systems are incredibly desperate and backed up against the wall they are staring at the Japan Scenario down the road but western bankers are different they will inflate in order to escape the box and that is why gold will prevail the more they inflate, the bigger gold's rise and when they stop inflating, gold pops the weasal higher bet against the Fed for a sure win if central bankers sell all their gold, then the ultra-wealthy will buy all their gold and it will privately skyrocket in value divide the US money supply by the US gold reserves I read that produces a gold price per oz of $27,000 if central bankers outlaw gold, then their currencies will be slammed and hammered down if they simultaneously outlaw gold, then we are in for an interesting mindnumbing STAGFLATION that never ends since all major economies will be seen as frauds, and a new underground economy will surface central bankers have three choices for the 2008 BIG PICTURE: ugly, uglier, ugliest we have never never been in such a dangerous place in our modern history with a few continued missteps, the Fed could wreck havoc so badly that a depression is ensured / jim

To: stockman_scott who wrote (49748)	4/9/2002 1:52:37 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 65232

IBM is computer and S&P bellwether, not bouncing today this is an ominous sign for S&P stocks generally IBM is regarded as a bellwether as it goes, so go not only computer stocks, but largecaps they have two big bags of shite on their shoulders they have a slowdown in orders and revenue customers must not need any new equipment (a tired theme from the Jackass) they are guilty of accounting shenanigans call it accounting engineering but nowhere as scummy or as boldly shady as Enron it raises the general question about true growth though I cannot find any justification for S&P rallies here not on increased business not on lower interest rates not on even flat energy costs not on low valuations not on renewed business cycle not on technological breakthroughs we are just Japan with an attitude, and willingness to inflate next on the horizon: PRICE INFLATION / jim