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To: Dale Baker who wrote (76290)	4/13/2009 7:12:44 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 118717

So that should also cap the market, no ? as it would seem to imply no growth.. It's a worst is over scenario ... Betting on Bernake to get it right .. (Not being facetious :O) siliconinvestor.com Thanks

To: Dale Baker who wrote (76290)	4/14/2009 12:15:06 AM
From: Spekulatius	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 118717

Dale, the FED and manipulate money supply but it cannot control what inflates or deflates. Right now the FED want's in reflate real estate (or at least stop the decline) so it pumps money into the system but of course there is no control where the money is going. My general thinking is that those things that have the strongest demand are going to inflate way before the things with plenty of supply are going to react to the increase in money supply. Those things with strong demand are probably going to be crude, raw material and agro. What is the FED going to do if hose commodities start to run away and real estate is still in the tank? My guess is that all the money supply we are creating is going someplace where we least want it.