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To: SGJ who wrote (2141)	7/15/2002 12:13:01 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 89467

excellent point QCO, my guess is Fed fails on all fronts but in doing so, they fail gradually with each because they are too proud and arrogant and believe they can prevail I recall many pundits and a conventional wisdom in 1999 it stated that the US economy could not tolerate a recession because the debt levels in govt, states, corporations, and households would invite calamity from a potential meltdown welcome to the meltdown yes, the Fed has far too many battles to fight and therefore the chances of succeeding in all are slim they must pick their battles and win those THE ONLY TROUBLE IS THAT ALL BATTLES ARE INTERTWINED the great liquidation meltdown is gathering momentum and speed the last bastion to be hurt is USTBonds with it goes real estate only a matter of time thanks for the reminder of the excess of battle fronts / jim