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To: mt_mike who wrote (4282)	8/9/2002 5:05:53 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

surely, eventually depression after thwarted recessions look at it in human terms if you keep taking stool hardeners because you refuse to take a nice simple cyclical shit (i.e. daily)... then eventually your final excretion will jettison your entire ass and half your lower intestines but in the meantime, you will experience MAJOR BLOAT the current bloat is with Treasurys and Real Estate the upcoming bloat will likely be in GOLD to avert a recession equates one-one with creation of a new bubble whenever the current bubbles lose pressure and begin to decline the system must preserve the wealth by shifting it into other asset classes, in order to avoid its destruction the liquidity (monetary expansion) seeks a new low pressure zone in 2001-02 it was Treasurys, with 5.5% yields in 2000-01 it was a continuation of Real Estate, which has stressed the highend too far already the major league question is thus: WHERE NEXT BUBBLE ??? it must be a low pressure zone I say GOLD, since Tulips and SouthSea just wont work if gold is good for the Rothchilds, it is good for me eventually I can purchase that ranch and punch some dogies and run a summer camp for young women / jim (outtahere)

To: mt_mike who wrote (4282)	8/10/2002 11:09:36 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

how do you see Fed-inspired liquidity arriving? lower rates have so far resulted in less lending corporate bond market has reduced somewhat corp spreads are widening we are in a credit crunch that is why I mention fed giveaways gonna be much more hand2mouth with tax rebates, unemployment benefit extension, SBA loans, worker retraining, fed tax forgiveness what else do you see for forms of liquidity? I run out of ideas the so-called BLUNT INSTRUMENT of rates is showing itself to be very ineffective I have said many times that we are at the end of the road with stocks and bonds and currency we are seeing exactly that valuations are still high, rates are way low, dollar is still silly high END OF THE ROAD, and that is why Fed policy is failing now any ideas, Mr BankMan ? / jim