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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (9257)	1/26/2006 10:10:16 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12411

HI Chip so two down and one up in the equities perspective. I think the economy is benefiting from low inflation - the effects of globalization. Huge growth in many more markets vshistorical norms. This stresses commodities and resources - which builds a supply driven inflation - but offset by the cheap labor introduced by globalization.A push. Add to that more democracies adding to growing economies - with the same ole same ole from the noise media = news. I think we slowly plug through it all - amazing all who listen to the news. Massive investment in energy will bring large finds and supply to the overly priced energy sector. As lower income people modify their energy consumption new supply will hit plateauing demand and energy will get cheap. This will give all a raise and we'll see growth at an unsustainable pace and then rates will invert for real and we'll have us a recession in the works. All very long term events 06 - slugs along quite well,with admittedly much more volatility - and long term good gains,but we'll all be familiar with Nexium.GG Bob Here is where you need to add you brilliance and of course an interpretaion from Crawford.