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To: Boplicity who wrote (52611)	6/4/2002 11:39:07 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 65232

multinational effect is the positive, but much later the immediate effect is the departure of foreign stock holders and the rising gold price and declining value foreign bank reserves and extreme attention to BOTH federal deficits and trade debts ... and the biggee ... the eventual rising USTBond yield this will be the biggest curve ball of all economic malaise, sliding toward recession again but rising rates when this happens, NOT IF, run for cover I didnt say these curveballs were easy to hit you missed one already with declining volume later, investors will find safety in multinationals but we are nowhere near that by this time next year, it will make much greater sense all the curveballs will later look easy to hit in hindsight but they were missed when in the batter's box all press reports will set you up, like high inside fastballs then come the outside corner curves with the dollar's insidious effect good luck out there, it is to get much more dangerous this is Macro Economics 551 (graduate school level) many Fed Governors understand it but they have chosen to ignore it for political reasons Liberal Politics will serious threaten our nation's financial integrity / jim