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Strategies & Market Trends : Winter in the Great White North -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E. Charters who wrote (5339)	12/9/2003 3:20:52 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

But only when they have time to await return vibrations, and when they sense an intelligence open to communication 'Fed Renews Vow to Keep Rates Low for Long Time' story.news.yahoo.com This whole thing of inflation/deflation - some very smart folk with impressive records of market calls are seeing deflation ahead ..... but it's such an economy-killer when it gets rolling, much worse than inflation because people just hunker down and don't build anything, so i find it hard to imagine that in a pinch the powers that be will fail to fire up the B-52s and shovel hundred-dollar bills out the bomb bay doors .... this is why, instead of worrying about debt level, i am borrowing more for a great big butterfly net .... some things cannot be walmartised, one of them is real property, and around coastal BC it is definitely seeing zero deflation, quite the contrary, it is defying the rising loonie and progressing strongly out of the '99-'00 trough, i think next spring and summer are going to see the best percentage gains we've seen for years ... in some places, all prices have to do to achieve that is to return to '95 levels Ferry strikes will really help that a lot, i'm sure yzn.v - Zenda had a trade today, woo-woo .... getting to look like Cadre, you have to line it up with a stump to tell if it's moving dmw.to - that's a fifty per cent retrace of friday's move ... wonder if it will hold, hmm Especially in the last year of the US presidential cycle, will they tighten money, nah ...