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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: stan_hughes who wrote (591)	7/27/2007 10:50:22 AM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Respond to of 71429

agreed on the multi nationls as a mantra, and like all the mantra's before them since 2000.... but that mantra has not yet kept the debt devil at bay or his henchman over at the printing plant. in a gold terms, the multinationals have gone no where in fact.....which is to say on a "real" basis <g> funny money is still funny money. just like a loaf of bread, even if it costs a billion bucks after bidding it up, is at the end of the day, a loaf of bread. just like a mcmansion, is still a mcmansion, no matter how you cut it. which in this case it appears what a house is really worth is becoming clearer and clearer. and certainly less dearer. more and more the pre 1929 structural set up compares well with this one, from money pools, to back room group think. china/shanghai is still my main outlying data point however. along with the prc. lest we forget, we have a big welcome mat for the olympics next year. Lot of face in that, a whole lot of face. it would be truely hilarious and ironic if no one could afford to attend, so we outsource it by bussing in the farmers from the country side. ho ho ho.