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To: SouthFloridaGuy who wrote (75397)	2/28/2008 9:15:32 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 116555

And now the LATE participants are being bailed out at the expense of the savers, AGAIN. The Fed will try to blow another bubble to save their previous collapsing bubbles. Commodities are not a welcome bubble. It just makes no sense to save when real rates are negative. Banks make money on spreads. They borrow low, lend high. They could care less about inflation. It does not make treasuries a good investment, not at all. FWIW, commodities are not in a bubble - they reflect the true value of the dollar.