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To: ceejayt who wrote (76646)	7/20/2011 3:18:30 PM
From: abuelita	Respond to of 217975

I sold all my G and FR Thursday and BVN last Wednesday, about two hours before the breakout :( ouch! i've done that more times than i care to remember. now i mostly play the way caranza does. buy it and forget it. try your vodka from the freezer - you might like it. no ice required. no dilution. :)

To: ceejayt who wrote (76646)	7/21/2011 3:36:39 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 217975

Market underestimated the economic momentum: US fund managers have been forecasting an end to the monetary tightening cycle by the second half of the year in at least two of the major developing nations — Brazil and China. It’s now the second half of the year and in Brazil is still raising interesting rates. China is still recording some of its highest inflation in years. Both Brazil and China are likely coming to the home stretch of their tightening cycle, meaning an end to raising interest rates to cool demand for credit. India is somewhere in the middle. Russia is in a world of its own, but still battling very high inflation of at least 8%. blogs.forbes.com