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To: elmatador who wrote (101420)	6/23/2013 1:32:41 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 219525

Well seems not a whole heck of a lot of that liquidity pump actually got past the banks.. so any improvement in US economy I do not really see tied to that cheap money really.. (with one exception) I don't think emerging markets crash.. we knew (here anyway) long ago that China etc would need to transition their economy.. look at this :O) twitter.com USD pops too much that is a problem.. the only positive result for US from the money printing was more competitive USD (the exception).. OTOH let's not forget the peak of Peak oil paranoia LOL... Always said US is the Mei guó (Beautiful Country.. in Mandarin) they won the country lottery ... if only the peeps all wake up now and put their government back in its place.. They'll be rolling.. that is their biggest problem.. IMHO :O) Now it is a gorgeous day here.. a bit too humid.. but the hot weather veggie plants are breathing a sigh of relief.. so a big pitcher of lemonade, a few beers and I'm out of doors :O)