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To: Dale Baker who wrote (892)	6/21/2007 12:11:51 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1718

I don't know what needs to be adjusted globally Dale. Interest rates too low, US twin deficits too high. I don't have all the answers like Mish<g> Only trying to point out those who control so much of the money are based out of places like NY, London, Hong Kong, Boston ect.. that haven't seen the housing downturn yet in their hood and most believe all is really okay. I think the carnage in parts of the sunbelt are a leading indicator of big problems that will spread..Sort of like the oil patch RE crash in the mid 80's lead to a stock market crash, coastal housing crash, commercial RE depression and S&L fiasco a few years later.. Life will still go on just different sets of winners and losers IMHO with most tied to RE and finance the big losers the next couple of years.. This obviously has nothing to do with the future of Pfizer, Amgen, Motorola or Chinese Solar companies and makes it the best of times for specialists of distressed RE like me<g>