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To: THE ANT who wrote (70418)	1/21/2011 3:47:42 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219733

World economy completed digestion of the debacle triggered by 2008 sub-prime. The ripples through the world economy caused by the gravitational pull of the OECD countries affected by the debacle has waned. Not that emerging markets will move on as if the 2008 debacle had not existed,while OECD countries have to live with the consequences of the debacle. 2008 debacle, harshest depression since Great depression, added to the world economy the weight of QEx. QEx added money thrown in the emerging markets that now have the added burden to find places to deflect this added amount of capital to be spread. What is going to be inflated by QEx deflection? Keep Africa in mind. Negroland will be attracting a lot of those QEx money