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To: ggersh who wrote (50518)	3/21/2013 7:24:12 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71475

Hodges: Why BoE will not raise interest rates until 2017 Legal & General Investment Management’s fixed income manager Richard Hodges has cautioned investors to be prepared for another four years of record low interest rates in the UK. http://www.investmentweek.co.uk/investment-week/news/2254776/hodges-why-boe-will-not-raise-interest-rates-until-2017#ixzz2OAhi0bTi So we have a double top on the SP500 and this is no new peak but merely passing previous highs goin to da moon. Or we really do have a triple top and the obvious ensues. The fact that some dont see interest rates going up till 2017 says we tank somewhere around here. Going to da moon infers a large debasement of the money supply and inflation. Stealth inflation (i.e not officially recognised inflation) is the worst kind of inflation from a investment view. Stocks will not initially like inflation as no one will have any money to spend or invest. Liquidity event. I think that SP500 1600 prediction mentioned in an earlier post looks good to me. Volatility would normally be a good prediction here. -g-

To: ggersh who wrote (50518)	3/21/2013 7:05:29 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71475

Just been reading up on the Obama news. We have Ester Pollard making an appeal to Obama that seems to be a widespread desire amongst the Israeli elite. thelede.blogs.nytimes.com and I am sure there are many Palestinians, if they are still allowed to be called that, who seem to be fed up for one reason or another. Looks to me like their is room for a deal to be worked, providing everyone realizes they have the same DNA. Feelings, emotions etc. I understand both religions in the area have shared DNA thats closer than anyone elses. It tells me religion hasnt been such a big divide in the past no matter what the history books say -g-