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To: JakeStraw who wrote (510935)	12/16/2003 12:21:38 PM
From: Cola Can	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Prove it? I tell you the obvious and you want to see proof before you believe it? No one would waste time on an individual with such a disregard for reality. It would be a waste of my time and give you something to disagree with for the sake of disagreeing. Take this comment for example: The Fed said U.S. industrial production advanced 0.9 percent, its biggest monthly gain in four years You believe this? I remember a couple years ago, govt financial reports stated Easter buying was sharply up from previous years, but they didn't say it was due to including half of the previous month's sales. In other words the used 1 1/2 months of sales, rather than one month of sales, to produce the data. This they did, to show that buying was up and the economy was rebounding. It was all govt BS. "IF" there is an industrial output increase, it is not a result of demand. I know many companies are doing this. Why are these companies increasing output when there is no demand for the output? The only answer is they are planning to relocate.