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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (33391)4/19/2008 4:44:37 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 220285
 
read please my second posting to Moon.



To: Maurice Winn who wrote (33391)4/19/2008 5:11:18 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 220285
 
How my hard-assets are treated: Every month construction prices are adjusted to reflect the increased prices of construction materials and labor. 25 items are considered:

cement, bricks, aluminum, iron labor, etc

Unitary Basic Cost (CUB in Portuguese) CUB-PR registra alta de 0,42% no mês de março no Paraná.(In march it increased by 0.42%)

The house that is in the market this month is now x% more expensive to take into consideration the costs of construction.

It is an index that works state by state. See please the variation of the previous months.

debit.com.br

I do my pole climbing here safe that all my hard assets are not being eroded by construction-specific inflation.

My hard assets are in Brazilian Real. See how the Real has behaved against the USD in the last five years
finance.yahoo.com.

Besides that, as I said to Moon, incomes are rising. Rising incomes (it enter in the CUB as a % of the salaries increased for the construction workers) means more people can by houses and I turn any hard asset in a liquid asset.

As the government has interest rates of 11.75% inflation is reined and the economy is solid. I seat down and relax.

But not only that. I am inside a boat that is being raised by a tide. 5% growth every year henceforth. The stuff the country exports are chased by the other emerging markets and I can relax even more.

Petrol prices? Who cares? moi? With all that ethanol there and self sufficiency in oil?

Food prices? A problem? You’re joking right?



To: Maurice Winn who wrote (33391)11/25/2009 1:12:25 PM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 220285
 
Please! Stop sending money to Brazil! BRL “most overvalued” currency as a “wall of money” coming into Latin America’s biggest economy may overwhelm government efforts to curb its rally, said Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
bloomberg.com

To many people heed my advice to send thier money to Brazil and now we have the flood of money that no measure of the CB can stem....