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To: THE ANT who wrote (91533)	6/17/2012 2:49:54 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217795

Assets in US should fall at least another 20% and at some point when inflation appears bonds will sell off too Seems what is still levitated is higher end RE in our great port cities of the NE and west coast. Oddly maybe even the price of gold. Most commodities and RE are dirt cheap. A sell off in bonds bad for the discounted value of cash flowing assets in theory but IF we have a rising tide lifting wages, incomes and passing higher costs on via cost push style inflation like the 1970's that could alter it but pressure probably are mute considering global overcapacity and technology advances. Still none of this stopped high education and healthcare inflation. One to look for as the big clue might be rents rising in a major way..