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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (63837)	6/15/2006 3:46:54 PM
From: gregor_us	Respond to of 110194

Ironically, a Central Bank using Monetary Policy to attack commodity prices and percieved speculation in commodity prices may wind up simply clearing the decks for a powerful reload of momentum. If price spikes sow the seeds of their own demise, such intervention chokes off the price advance, preventing the blow off and ensuing crack. As I have mentioned before, CU had already baked its own cake this year with the wacky move to 4.00 per pound. You gotta be crazy to try and tinker with something like that when, if your goal is to get CU lower, that's gonna happen anyway. Oh well. At least we're hearing from Bernanke (and his set-up man Greenspan) that they surrender to energy prices. That's a relief. Regards, LP