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To: mishedlo who wrote (6559)	1/30/2004 2:09:05 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

part#4 will be tough I will split it into separate article, not 4th in series "Breaking the Bond Dam" interested in delivering a fullpage section at end? this is your specialty, which somewhat overshadows my skill feel like embarking on an editorial career? just kidding but if you would like to see my next piece, and comment in rebuttal, echo, or to raise questions, you are welcome to do so / jim

To: mishedlo who wrote (6559)	2/1/2004 5:04:31 PM
From: BEEF JERKEY	Respond to of 110194

It really makes one wonder at what has been going on in Greenspan's mind. He never really let the economy work out it's excesses during the recent downturn choosing to quickly flood the economy with excess cash and easy credit. If you look at the housing markets you wouldn't know there has been a so called recession recently. Now the business cycle seems broken and the economy looks more likely poised for a fall than the anticipated recovery. Methinks Greenspan is too old and has been in his position too long. He has either become increasingly incompetent or he has decided to make a grand experiment of the US economy. Either he seems grossly misguided.