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To: Smart_Asset who wrote (567)5/10/2012 12:25:30 AM
From: John Vosilla  Respond to of 2722
 
The stream of cash flow for many assets looks quite favorable even in a disinflationary slow growth economy. The spread between operating cash flow yields and cost of capital is too large and debt can be paid off quite fast anyway should this scenario continue. No doubt a quick Greece like spike in interest rates would cripple our economy IF that were to happen but the more time that passes the less that damage would be IMHO..


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