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To: Real Man who wrote (5228)	6/5/2010 8:04:45 AM
From: carranza2	1 Recommendation Respond to of 219152

I know this is very simplistic Simplicity and economy of thought, if correct, are very valuable. Complexity often only complicates and hides the obvious.

To: Real Man who wrote (5228)	6/5/2010 8:17:54 AM
From: carranza2	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219152

With most stimulus dough spent, but employment not responding, and that 70% of our economy, the consumer, not being able to use credit, either because he cannot get it or because he is consciously de-leveraging, and the brilliant guys in Congress now scared to do anything stimulus-wise that might get the T party pissed off, it seems almost a given to me that we are headed into a double dip recession....throw in China and Europe into the mix for grins, and we have big global trouble on the way. Don't understand how the bulls can rely on market 'mood' or sentiment, i.e., volatility that might take them up, while absolutely ignoring the fundamental macro picture. Unless they are very, very lucky or extremely talented, those who ignore market fundamentals ultimately get chewed up. The risk/benefit analysis for the long side is incredibly bad at the moment. I know,I know, preaching to the choir and all that.