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To: TH who wrote (290961)	11/12/2010 8:20:01 AM
From: Smiling Bob	Respond to of 306849

And I wondered, do 99% of the traders/investors really believe that flood of money actually trumps earnings and P/E's. Do they REALLY believe that, or are they just riding a wave that they know will break sometime before shore? -- Dean can answer that === Dean Foods: No Relief In Sight; Debt Woes Escalate By Tiernan Ray Shares of milk producer Dean Foods (DF) are down 72 cents, or almost 9%, at $7.78, the second day in a row of steep losses after after the company reported worse-than-expected Q3 results yesterday and said its CFO was stepping down, causing the stock to plunge 18%. Dean management declined to offer a forecast, saying it sees no clear end in sight to deep discounting at retail and weak sales volume.

To: TH who wrote (290961)	11/12/2010 9:03:58 AM
From: Giordano Bruno	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

TH, you summed up the landscape pretty well. Still, while everyone is focused on liquidity the elephant in the room looms larger by the day and that is debt. It's surfaced in Europe and are we not a bigger PIGG (FED's balance sheet, GSE's, etc.) than those PIGG's? Perhaps our leaders are simply going through the motions with their planned draconian tax measures and really plan on the mad genius printing our way into WWIII but if they have a shred of decency we'll all need to tighten our belts and why is that? Well my friend, it's because banks got us here and banks need to be compensated for their criminal acumen. That's a fact and you know it. As to a trade I'd put my money on anything other than Bernanke's credibility and hubris.