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To: Arik T.G. who wrote (83)	9/12/2003 5:46:30 PM
From: isopatch	Respond to of 108757

Arik. Look forward to it. And liked your <teaser>. As an old broken down history major<g>, who's always reading about this century or that in my spare time, it's only natural to work from that mind set in exploring macro trends and cycles in economics, politics, or even art. In fact, think there's an edge in using that approach because, in recent decades, Americans have become very weak in historical knowledge. Being from abroad, you've obviously gotten a sounder and more balanced education put together a post like that. Anyway, I'm glad to see you have more than a little savvy I'm logging off for the weekend in a few min. But, I'm confident about leaving the thread in the hands of a lot of solid folks whose own quality work here will continue to draw in new people like a magnet. That's what I've always hoped for when I finally got my ass into gear and started my own thread. All I can say, and say with all sincerity to everyone here is that I'm a very lucky person to know so many talented people. Cya, Isopatch

To: Arik T.G. who wrote (83)	9/12/2003 8:00:46 PM
From: Enigma	Respond to of 108757

ATG - very interesting post. Where do you think this market could go? I realise that's a tough one. At the moment we seem to be channeling up slowly but do you think we could get a surge up before a capitulation? Or could we just start a long drift down? It's hard to believe that all is right with the (US) world with such a massive deficit, and an increasingly discredited government - especially overseas - but it's at home where things will start to sink in and truly matter