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To: TheSlowLane who wrote (13569)	5/29/2005 12:40:41 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 18308

Well Paul (BTW that wasn't directed at you, but a comment on Don Coxe :O)I don't recall him bringing up that possibility while it is not like the differential between labour costs wrt to the new poorer EU entrants were not common knowledge... On the loonie I'm a bit surprised because after all he should know Canada better than the average American analyst.. and how tied we are to your guys every sneeze and hiccup... Anyway I've been posting my doubts on the Loonie at par for quite some time now.. doesn't mean it couldn't happen.. but lots would need to change up here besides booming commodity prices.. I agree he's only human... and I like the China story too and I still like Don Coxe's thinking a lot but it is my job as an investor (gambler :O) to clue into what is missing.... I guess it just reaffirms my favourite Dylan lyric... Don't follow leaders, watch the parking meters.. Or... From the chorus of Joni MItchell's Woodstock.. WELL MAYBE ITS THE TIME OF YEAR OR MAYBE ITS THE TIME OF MAN AND I DON'T KNOW WHO I AM BUT LIFE'S FOR LEARNING and now I have to get myself back to the garden.. ;o) regards B