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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (15754)	7/15/2002 1:04:38 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Slider. THE quote of the weekend. An absolute classic from under the porch! <I am not feeling sick to my stomach yet, so this indicator is telling me the bottom is not in yet> Early last year when everybody else over there was saying they were 10' tall and bullet proof, this guy piped up that he was <12 feet tall and bullet proof> The times...they are a changin'. Isopatch

To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (15754)	7/15/2002 1:23:21 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

the Fed can only encourage greater dollar printing so far the MZM is rising only gradually since spring unwillingness by borrowers to go deeper into debt Richard Russell points out that Dow Utility index is falling he regards this as a dire debt meltdown signal I agree with Gross of Pimco also they are so sharp but Puplava's Perfect Storm is unfolding on schedule I expect the monetary expansion stimulus to end up not where GreenPrint expects it will go to the commodity markets the CRB Index is now showing nice U-shaped Cup&Handle bull pattern with paper assets in decline and gold leading the pack of commodities, the onliest cautionary signal out there is the decline of OSX crude oil is showing a possible rise upcoming with its daily stochastix on the commodity, not the OIX I look for Puplava's scenario to continue to unfold the inflation will arrive in the cash markets -- commodities while debt collapse and corruption weigh down and encourage further deflation in the credit influenced paper assets markets I dont think corporate earnings are much of an issue now sure, growing earning would help but they wouldnt be believed the next corruption/ debt melt is only days away we should see a new profit margin pinch soon the next downleg for the USdollar has begun it will bring with it tighter profit margins in many sectors exit of Barrick and PlacerDome will rough up XAU for days / jim