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To: Taikun who wrote (67687)	8/17/2005 8:53:16 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 74559

hello david, consider ... currency depreciation is hardly ever a good thing, and almost always a bad thing where will more and more boeing parts be made dell is not squeezing lenovo, but dell is being squeezed by others; at some point dell the lion will likely get disintermediated altogether, by many, as in wolf pack, because pcs are not special, and will get less so, and what dell does is not magic, at least will not stand up to the test of time housing bubble via simple increase in price is different than same with added innovations of refi and reverse amort. mortgage and io mortgage german savings is of a fundamentally different character than usa liquidity iraq is not reconstructing, but deconstructing, and the issue will spread more troubles + more liquidity = more expensive energy, or ought to besides, oil is still cheap, and certainly below peak real price chugs, j