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To: John Pitera who wrote (18252)	6/3/2016 9:08:56 AM
From: 3bar	Respond to of 33421

" Isn't it strange that credit to business and individuals is soaring and GDP growth is slowing ? " The Bank Credit Analyses out of Montreal had loans to business as a usual leading indicator of a turn down . They thought it meant businesses were taking on more risk , necessity to finance slow moving inventory or from over-optimism expansion in plant capacity . This left many vulnerable to an economic slow down . On the other hand sharp reduction in debt takes them the other way . This is from Jeffery Hirsch " Super Boom " pg. 70-71 .

To: John Pitera who wrote (18252)	6/3/2016 11:16:52 AM
From: edward miller	3 Recommendations Recommended By Chip McVickar John Pitera old tx oiler Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 33421

Perhaps I needed to post this here instead of on GZ's board. I found no interest there. I have been wondering what other investors think about the flow of money from Europe to the US due to NIRP. I think this is important and could be a rational reason for continued market strength. Sentiment seems completely out of whack considering that we are challenging all time highs, but I am very suspicious because I am skeptical of our real economic strength. Message 30599650