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To: THE ANT who wrote (93123)	8/2/2012 8:50:16 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217768

Supply of money increase, its price drops. Money is a product like any other subject to supply and demand. If money scarce, its price increase and people will charge more to lend it to someone else. If money aplenty, its price drop and people do not pay for something that is widely available. If money price drops, goods' price go up. People will demand more money in exchange for their product. If money price is higher,people demand less of it in exchange for their product. If a company produce goods and exchange production for money, money piles up in the coffers and they have nothing worth to dpo with it. Like Apple Computer has a cash pile. It has $117 billion in cash and piles $1 billion a week. Consider what Brazil has between Curitiba and Araraquara. Which I ravelled last weekend. Message 28297889 belief That is productive assets that they will be demanding more and more money for what they produce henceforth.

To: THE ANT who wrote (93123)	8/3/2012 2:48:58 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217768

i standby and am ready for negative rate to gradually short t-bills and steadily accumulate getgold - how wonderfully delicious although i must alert all that once the delicious 'less than zero' rate is tee-ed up, there would be much pain going back to 'greater than zero' rates otoh, i suppose the prospect of ever going back to positive rate would be yummy, and as and when done, delicious speaking of delicious and never going back, we returned to chambord so as to see the inside, and son jack at age 23 months now uses the word 'delicious', particularly in context when he had his first ever true ice cream. heretofore whenever we ate ice cream we fed him yogurt. i am guessing he shall never ever go back to yogurt as ice cream.