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To: stan_hughes who wrote (344975)	10/5/2007 7:54:26 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 436258

I heard it all from da bearz, and they are right, but it is a depression that never comes -g- Personally, I opt for 1922 in Germany or currently in Zimbabwe, rather than 1929 in the United States. Only this time it will happen faster. The buck could fall to 40 in no time at all (1 DAY to 1 month; usually a currency crisis stage lasts 1 month). USD debt to be forgiven, inflated away into the wind. Those in deep debt will benefit most, since that category includes US government. -g- Anyhow, with rate cuts and 14% M3 growth, housing could rebound pretty soon. Housing is inflation hedge as well, after all. I'm not sure I get the bond bulls. The dollar fell a lot more in the past 2 months than UST yield in a year. I guess they are betting the Fed will cut, and they are happy with 5% yields that are above BLS-calculated inflation -g-