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To: mishedlo who wrote (62591)	6/2/2006 10:09:53 PM
From: Wyätt Gwyön	Respond to of 110194

A recession is more likely to be caused by a housing bust IMO than a spike in oil prices. Thus I disagree with your assessment that it will take $4-5 gasoline prices to do akshally, 4wutitzwrth, i agree w/u guesswise. but then again, who really thot we'd see $3 gas sans recssion? also, CL demand not just the US (tho US is ca. 14% of global imprts iirc). it's a nice purrfik strm w/peak ol coinciding with a housing crsh. i m clown long toilet futes cuz J6P is gettin flushd bye-bye. I am willing to bet on that in fact but it is possible that some geopolitical event triggers $4 gasoline before I am proven correct.* that's the thing--any financial bet is fraught w/rsk. u never kin tell what things may occur to upset the best laid plans. that's y i oways keep some spare cash inna drawer, even wen i m clown lng. w