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To: elmatador who wrote (53302)	8/8/2009 7:45:45 AM
From: THE ANT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217689

For the most part I agree but I still fear there will be another strong down wave.Feds money policy is just bringing forward consumption,holding up money losing finance and industry,and pushing up assets that must fall in half relative to wages (2007 as a baseline)Fed is making our eventual pain worse, although it may be able to spread the pain over a longer period so it doesnt feel as bad.In the case of the developing world,they are getting a great favour as it gives them time to adjust to a domestic consumption world.Brazil does not appear to fear this although China does.In my opinion Brazil should implement massive infrastructure projects especially road construction/transport.As for me I am dropping work hours in preperation of upcoming tax increases and hope to enjoy Brazil a bit more.