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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (14428)	10/26/2005 12:44:16 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17683

This morning on CNBC there was a view of the market being presented by an outsider. His contrary view was that the market has bottomed (maybe as recently as a week or two ago) and that the longer term of the cycle should prove to be quite positive going into 2006. He discussed both technical and fundamental points. His focus is long term investing, not trading. I should have jotted down the guy's name and the brokerage for which he works, but didn't get it done before CRS disease caught up with me. In any case, since I happen to agree with the guy, I was going to quote him, but don't find anything listed on him at the MSN/CNBC site. Anyone happen to remember who this guy was? Best regards, Tom aim-users.com

To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (14428)	11/1/2005 5:30:10 AM
From: Jeff Jordan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 17683

I wonder how the FED will continue to justify its raising interest rates? I suppose it wants to tighten money supply until it crashes the economy. Hasn't the FED learned that deflation is much worse than inflation? Nothing stable about the FOMC handling of monetary policy. Who will the FED be lending to when its finished with creating it's restrictive policy? I can tell you I won't be borrowing! I may need to become a lender to bad I can't print from nothing like the FED can. The last time I checked my bank is paying .50% on regular saving account! What a crooked game! Here comes minus $40 oil and deep recession! Maybe we're already in recession, two quarters of lower GDP, I smell another depression in the works! .............neither lender nor borrower be!