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To: SwampDogg who wrote (36391)	12/4/2008 4:14:28 AM
From: catflu2™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207832

sounds feezible. remember its not always as complicated as it seems. When stuff deflates to whatever equilibrium, especially in a violent one such as we are witnessing-its easy to grow from that point. Kinda like when companies reduce earnings expectations so they can announce they beat expectations. So the return to growth is a function of the bottom, not the point at the top. Its hard to stop looking at where we were and just assess where we are. asset values are determined by the amount of people selling at any given time. In other words, scarcity +demand drives relative value. financial institutions don't really work if everybody cashes out at once. I think right now a solvent, liquid lending institution is the most scarce commodity on earth.