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To: LLCF who wrote (401446)	2/24/2010 6:45:41 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	1 Recommendation Respond to of 436258

money supply has been shrinking regardless of policy, ergo liquidity. although the market wants to interpret intent superficially. when push comes to shove, i'm going to guess, they will force liquidity back in on a political basis. but since no one is lending, and no one wants a loan, that is going to be a very interesting trick. of course with the new rebellion... arthur doesn't know if he's martha world wide. i'm gonna guess down is on, pretty darned soon. which means more free bee's for the have nots milking from the tax cow have's to get some spending .... read the keat's poem. very appropos just now for all you unemployed english majors. at the end of the day, i hate that phrase, everyone goes broke ... its a game of mutually assured destruction imposed upon from the high who want to stay there. smart money is leaving out every orifice they can find. the game is completely lose lose, unless you can step out.