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To: NOW who wrote (2429)	11/19/2003 4:24:45 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110194

Actually I am happy that no one agrees with us. I would just assume have everyone positioned for inflation when the problem is deflation. Notice how everyone believed in the "double-dip" recession. (I did anyway) and now all everyone can talk about is how HIGH this recovery can get. Well I think a nasty recession is headed our way, and that this "recovery" is nearly over. At best they can hold it off until the end of next year. We do not get hyperinflation that everyone here sees UNTIL that mountain of debt is wiped out. That can take 2 years or 10. I really do not know, but it sure is not gonna start until the books are clean on debt. I think gold does well in either scenario, however, unlike pretcher who sees a gold collapse. Gold is probably going to rise with a falling $ and I do not think that $ is close to bottomed. Gold and commodities are signaling a "false inflation" signal and everyone has keyed off that. What we have is stagflation right now that will turn to deflation as soon as consumers stop spending. It is gonna get ugly. M