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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (36469)	7/24/2003 9:26:44 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Hello Maurice, <<holders of dollars ... have given up and gone shopping for investments ... next bubbles are burgeoning, Uncle Al [or successor] will raise interest rates again as sure as the sun rises each day>> ... I absolutely agree, and note the process is still progressing. <<... Then, we will see who is over-exposed with debt and what assets might be for sale>> ... ditto, but the timing could be quite long away. <<I am betting that there isn't going to be a great inflationary boom ... >> ... my bet is that stagflation, reality or not, will become a genuine and delicious fear. Only the fear, however momentary, is necessary to power the market, not the reality. <<Uncle Al and co will keep things steady and put the squeeze on when the time is right>> ... when things tip over, it will, as it always had, create a mess, without fail. <<... currency will hold its value and remain the world's pre-eminent means of exchange>> ... we shall see, Maurice, we shall see. I think Message 19144285 and Message 19139938 <<Q372 G361 .... not far apart, but one is paying a dividend and earning big profits and enjoys a fattening bank account and huge sales to a barely touched market>> ... yes, perhaps, maybe, and in the mean time Q is to be harvested, repeatedly taken advantage of, straddled to delirium, used to fund G purchases, until something better comes along to make Q unnecessary, as something always, without fail, does. Chugs, Jay