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To: Perspective who wrote (2573)	6/23/2003 10:38:11 AM
From: KyrosL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4907

What if the Fed does, at least temporarily, what banana republics do: monetize government debt. Then without an increase in debt you get the government to create demand, thus filling the demand gap.

To: Perspective who wrote (2573)	6/23/2003 11:54:09 AM
From: lisalisalisa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4907

Bobcor- I really don't have any intelligent response to add to your prose, but just wanted to say that I really have enjoyed some of the thoughtful analysis you have contributed SI. thanks.. LLL

To: Perspective who wrote (2573)	6/23/2003 4:17:08 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4907

Outstanding post, BC....it relates "Doug Noland's nightmare" (as our distinguished Bear colleagues on CapitalStool.com refer to it) in all it's horror. Another way of looking at it is to examine what's happened the last several times the Fed has attempted any sort of monetary tightening....the reaction of the market and the economy in general have been more violent with each successive attempt (therefore resulting in feebler and feebler attempts). This will all end badly, load up on gold and get off of debt, or pay the piper.<NFG>