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To: Dnorman who wrote (2562)	7/18/2002 11:58:43 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 89467

yes, no IBM rally today, eh? tomorrow Dow minus 250 pts /jw

To: Dnorman who wrote (2562)	7/19/2002 12:22:54 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

worth watching, on my new list: CRB commodity chart futures.tradingcharts.com showing a nice uptrend now since October Commodity Research Bureau index is most widely observed two others compete Journal of Commerce, and some other, cannot recall I dont want to see inflation undermine commodity prices if that occurs, then we face Japanized consequences CRB includes: metals - gold, silver, copper energy - oil, natural gas, gasoline grains - soybean, wheat, corn softs - coffee, sugar, KYjelly my central contention (learned from Puplava) is that Fed monetary inflation, which is otherwise known as "beneficial liquidity", will find a path of least resistance it will head into commodities disproportionately we will get commodity inflation maybe even a nice bubble in the next several years the Fed cannot control where money goes, what it chases techs and standard S&P stocks will decline for a long while then they will sit and collect dust later but commodity stocks will rage, rage, rage just like the late 1970's Puplava is brilliant check his most recent submission, "Debt Valley" financialsense.com / jim