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To: KyrosL who wrote (93401)	8/13/2012 8:17:41 AM
From: Fiscally Conservative	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219449

What you need is another major wash out before this Bull takes a firm hold. Until then, it is only a matter of time.

To: KyrosL who wrote (93401)	8/13/2012 8:33:43 AM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219449

Yes, but you are focusing on an issue that's more than a decade in the making. Hendry is a visionary, but what he sees is dark, namely, a hyper deflationary event within a few years that will give the astute investor to buy at levels not seen since 1982. That's bullish? Maybe, but first we must go through some seriously bad times during which the challenge will be to survive intact so as to be able to benefit from low valuations. We're talking Jay's re-set. The combination of China, Japan and Europe crashing at more or less the sometime means global implosions. The US cannot be immune from this and cannot single-handedly do anything to prevent it. The news from Japan and China suggests that the process has started. Europe? No need to discuss, it's a mess. Summer is almost over! Back to reality. The one thing that heartens me is Romney's running mate. There will - finally - be a serious discussion of fiscal matters. Obama is incompetent in this respect. It appears that Ron Paul has had some influence, thankfully. Problem is that Obama's base is heavy with slackers, socialists, leeches and the great middle which is ignorant and, yes, greedy for undeserved handouts. He may well prevail, in which case we can expect that Hendry's dark vision might be actually not as bad as the reality.

To: KyrosL who wrote (93401)	8/13/2012 8:55:38 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219449

"On the plus side we also believe we are much closer than before to the beginning of a bull market of perhaps 1982, if not 1932, proportions." Who is this crazy man who wrote that? Who is he trying to fool? Does he know the fundamentals that propped bull market 1982? I will tell you. Paul Volcker jacked up interst rates to stratosphere and the US sucked the rest pof the world dry of capital. That sent the US economy -real US economy, the one that generate tax revenues and jobs- on a nose dive. US economy was downsizing, re-engineering, hollowing out and being exported during the 80s as a result. I there anyone down here who was an adult then? I mean an adult of average intelligence with educated enough to do some reading. When I read such statements I lose my faith in the human race. Perhaps the society has become too complex for people to grasp it.

To: KyrosL who wrote (93401)	8/13/2012 9:01:49 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219449

"We just need the last shoe to drop" The man has laced his shoes! A shoe must drop somewhere for the economy to go into overdrive. That was right before. Fleece LATAM indebted countries to finance the Yuppies' generation of late 80s. (I was awake then) Fleece the Asians while having low inflation because your inputs were cheap... It has been always like that. We know. Someone must tell the author. These times are long gone. The man has laced his shoes! What I mean by that: Debtors are there. Not here. And the % of debt to GDP is big.