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To: russwinter who wrote (76541)	12/24/2006 10:19:40 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 110194

Nice view, as always appreciated. I have expected some sort of a Risklove collapse, followed by another major Fed printing. Not happening, so far - some huge prevention mechanism at work. Hyperinflation is the ultimate nightmare, in which everything goes up in price, some things more than others, just as you said, and there is no real way to determine what exactly will rise more, as the advance in prices becomes erratic. The toxic stuff will collapse. I don't know about Fixed - thinking lenders could be the bagholders there. Who are the lenders? Banks package the mortgages and sell it back to us, 401K plans, collecting a fee or some rate difference in the process. So, we are the bagholders.