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To: Jim Ilchyshn who wrote (5061)1/2/1998 6:51:00 AM
From: Mark Hutnick  Respond to of 116756
 
Jim,

Your memo can be summed up in my eyes in one word......
Vicarious! Everything you say and feel is exactly the way I
think and feel. We are confused, like so many others, because
we have been lied to for the past 2 decades. Not for a minute
should we believe Inflation is dead. And you are right about
the fact that if the gov'ts admit that inflation is back/is here/
is coming, they will need to up their payments to endowments,
social security, gov't pensions and the like. THis will cause
added gov't spending which will deepen the deficits.
I've been burned a few times over the past 4 years in the
markets, commodities, and metals. So now I am forced to watch
the markets and my investments daily (sometimes hourly). I no
longer beleive in the old saying about long term investments
and how you need to leave your money alone for years. This may
work in a few instances, but the majority of factors are mostly
variable and volatile. Too much can go wrong vs right and the
crooks are smarter than ever.
Jim, at least you and I recognize that we are confused (vs
others who don't have a clue or aren't willing to fight it). At
least this awareness makes us more cautious and alert of what
is happening.
Finally, I like to put my investments in a position that I can
quickly get out of if I need to; like moving a sector mutual into
a money market fund. This gives me a parking spot until I know
which direction to take next. Good Luck, Marco