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To: TobagoJack who wrote (42761)	11/14/2008 9:21:11 PM
From: energyplay	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217757

People with positive cash flow who need to roll over debt are in a tough situation, but a few will get through. How ? The obvious - they need to cut expenses and increase cash flow, find a way to roll over the debt for a longer term, even if they have to pay more interest or take on a partner, or take a haircut on their assets. By late 2009, financial markets will have various type of government money looking for a home. If they can hold out tht long, and have assets that will qualify, they can get out of the valley of debt. They people with any degree of denial about how bad things can be will not make the right arrangements, will not cut back hard enough, and may reject the good offers waiting for better ones. When it is time to panic, you want to panic first.