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To: TobagoJack who wrote (144986)	12/24/2018 6:37:11 PM
From: louel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217546

The headlines you quote are from a Democrat owned media outlet. Ted Turner. Totally biased, Part of the deeper state. So take them with a dash of salt. Very partisan politics at play.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (144986)	12/25/2018 6:56:20 AM
From: THE ANT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217546

Deflation = free money. Inflation=game over. Lack of dollars in world economy= current situation Life=Good Inflation is nowhere in sight.We were having a mild inflation head fake associated with assets booming from zero rates. As Dalio said about a year ago ,assets were not over valued at current rates By the time the idiots in the FED wake up and drop rates to zero it will be too late as investor psychology will have flipped. This will require massive government spending to keep inflation above zero. This money is needed as the world economy has been running low on dollars for some time now. As for the, US printed non inflationary money is free. There was a time the concept of free money bothered me until I realized this money has already been earned but only now is being printed into existence. So back to the future, rates are going to zero and money printed to prevent deflation. In this scenario US assets become fair value and gold and the developing world cheap. Further down the road we get the scenario of 6% inflation recorded as 3% inflation with 3% rates over many years. Those in GDXJ or BRZU or EDC will be smiling too much to care. For those who can not afford to risk money buy SAVE or AAL or non leveraged developing country ETFs. Merry Christmas