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To: Mike Johnston who wrote (57525)	4/5/2006 12:23:10 PM
From: John Vosilla	Respond to of 110194

"..nobody has thought it would had been possible for the Fed to create a level of inflation this high, without causing a corresponding rise in long term interest rates....Whatever the reason, the fact is that this will lead to a huge dislocation sooner or later." Exactly. But many others will also tell you the deflationary forces are still at work here that will keep long term rates low for years to come. That counters the deflationists viewpoint of a coming collapse which will never happen if the long end stays so low..