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To: stockman_scott who wrote (50192)	7/2/2004 5:00:34 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 89467

Fed is surely behind the curve, but key issue is 2 economys TRANSITORY EFFECTS will not relax much at all and Greenscheiss will have to eat his words again funny how few people keep track of his wrongful words all measures of inflation pertain to real economy -- where things are made, mined, grown, serviced low rates are accommodated since real economy is slow but this unleashes massive inflation in the financial sector the real economy is likely to slow further much more, much much more even as the financial economy stalls even as the cost inflation push gets much worse the USDollar will deteriorate like you will NOT BELIEVE a slow economy leads foreigners to the exits watch production cost inflation skyrocket further the big megatrend of declining import costs has reversed that and declining borrow costs were the two major 1990 decade effects the big megatrend has reversed for sure, rising import costs which includes rising commodity costs, energy costs we will see how much borrowing costs rise my personal assessment is NOT MUCH the Hyper Liquidity Fed Endgame is coming, in force financialsense.com / jim