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To: Agamemnon who wrote (379)	4/22/2003 9:17:06 AM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Respond to of 4907

Money Supply all depends in what context you are looking at it. See a post I made about it showing the 3 charts of MZM in pure Dollar terms, annual percent rate of growth terms and percent of change from a year ago using the charts from the Monthly Federal Reserve Economic Trends report to see the differences....... marketswing.com Good Luck, Lee

To: Agamemnon who wrote (379)	4/22/2003 10:17:46 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 4907

I read many Money Supply articles also, but here is my view most MZM articles I read mention data from 1995 to today or from 2001 when the Fed began the historic easing, to today or a more recent bunch of data from last summer to today we have begun to see a reduction in loans, which appears to have overtaken the increase in Fed monetization this could be either a reduction in Mastercard consumer debt extension, or a reduction in home equity debt extension perhaps a winding down of mortgage refi cashouts dunno which, maybe all the above the turning down in MZM seemed to be only in the last couple months something dire is underway since the new year began of course, it will 95% of the economist community off guard those guys are rear-view mirror analysts who miss every turn and usually miss most straightaways my considered and written opinion on economists: "A Statistician's Indictment of Economists" I focus mostly on inflation as a butchered concept when I get specific the focus could easily be on misguided definition of wealth we have become a nation of economic illiterates goldenjackass.com / jim