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To: mishedlo who wrote (6586)	1/30/2004 11:33:51 PM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

<As for shorting the Euro> Reread my post, please. I'm short the EURO$, that's the symbol (actually $Euro, if that's the confusion) for eurodollar, not the Euro. <6,000 jobs lost at Kraft, inflationary or deflationary?> Neither really, a long as people can borrow with easy credit, and continue to distort the world economy and create inflationary bottlenecks and shortages. <I fail to see how raising interest rates causes rain in Argentina> I don't feel you are even attempting to engage me in a serious discussion with this. Argentine soybeans are but one of hundreds of inflationary buildup examples I've already given you. Instead of just theorizing, why don't you research and post examples (as I have) of declining or deflationary prices in real time? See if you can find examples of the ones that Easy Al and Bernanke apparently use. I think you'll be pretty hard pressed.