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To: Little Joe who wrote (4526)	5/23/2003 1:14:32 PM
From: Mannie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5423

I think the author tends to agree with you. As the dollar depreciates, it will become less attractive. Foreigners will have less interest in US instruments and financing our debt.

To: Little Joe who wrote (4526)	5/23/2003 8:02:53 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5423

another side to this, Joe it pertains to the size of the money needing to find a place to invest and the sheer size of the US credit markets that has no rival Asia feels obligated to invest in USTBonds and GSE agency debt, partly because nowhere else can accommodate the size of the money hey, I would like $20 billion in Deutsche Telekom !!! not gonna happen hey, I would like $20 billion in French govt debt not gonna happen either they could accommodate only 5-10% of that but not in the USA we have a race going on now which will outpace the other first? USGovt debt plus GSE debt? or available Asian trade surplus seeking investments? I say our debts will far outpace thus trouble / jim