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To: shakes who wrote (8076)	2/26/2008 9:08:05 PM
From: maxncompany	Respond to of 50502

Dennis is sickening. He makes me like Kudlow by comparison, and that's saying a lot.

To: shakes who wrote (8076)	2/26/2008 9:39:44 PM
From: Nihontochicken	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50502

It's becoming apparent that Dennis Kneale is the younger replacement for the aging and now apparently senile Blarey Krudblow, and is now the Bubblevision point man to represent the "conventional wisdom" as espoused by the big money interests with regards to the ever continual shearing of the J6P sheep investors. If Kneale had any real brains, he'd look at what's happened to Krudblow and mend his ways before it's too late. NC

To: shakes who wrote (8076)	2/27/2008 6:36:39 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Respond to of 50502

re: ["a)...to equate to its former high the POG would have to be $2300(!!)"] I said months ago -- just wait, and they'll use the gold bugs own fallacious arguement against them. I have no idea why CNBC hired Dennis Kneale - he's brain dead. The guy has never had an original idea, or thought in his life. He's a media parrot regurgitating old Forbes quotes from other pundits. The media, even the goldilocks cheerleaders like CNBC's Larry Kudlow have now capitulated on inflation. Listen to this mornings commentary on CNBC - it's all about inflation, inflation, inflation. The really sharp hedge funds saw the Fed's removal of "US Dollar Stabilization" from the February G-7 agenda as a green light to light up commodities, and light them up they did. ...now in will come the momentum crowd. Smart money got positioned for this move in December, and the entry here by the hedge funds off the Fed's confirmation of non-US Dollar stabilization delivered a blast of hot money, and now the momentum players will begin to flood in here. Here's what's happened since December: The market has now capitulated inflation. The next major capitulaion will be on the U.S. recession and the acknowledgement of the move from inflation to stagflation. ...and that will create yet another trade for those who are anticipating...and not reacting. Who are leading, not following the market. Moflation - mo later, S.O.T.B.