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To: John Pitera who wrote (101317)	6/21/2013 10:38:38 PM
From: John Vosilla	1 Recommendation Recommended By RJA_ Respond to of 218068

statistically regression to the mean This rise in long term rates in the US very good for the banks steepens the yield curve. Might hurt expensive RE markets a little won't put a dent on the inexpensive markets one bit IMHO. Of course a totally different situation in China. We are in an era of perpetual bubble boom and busts. The genius of Bernake and friends is not letting them all crash simultaneously or we would have had another great depression. Their stupidity is to think excess money printing, inflating asset bubbles, or even another dose of trickle down economics at this point will solve the problems of the hollowing out and declining purchasing power of the middle class.