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To: E_K_S who wrote (2662)	6/18/2019 11:03:22 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2722

Makes a lot of sense. Seems we came to same conclusion, Already seeing this play out in Florida. Lots of second tier metro's really filling out and bringing in lots of capital well to do older people building new infrastructure high quality of life lower cost of living. Whereas the biggest cities seems more younger people struggling very poor crowded.. Basically older folks with tons of home equity perhaps even huge stock portfolio built up are cashing in their chips moving and let the next generation take on all the debs. Maybe the new generation make it maybe they won't but lots of headwinds depend on strong economy, low gas prices low interest rates... Thinking 1.5-3.5% GDP for several more years till home building and mortgage cycle plays itself out.. Keeps treasuries in the range of this recovery especially if we remain energy independent... Kind of shocked this going on so long but most of the world in dire condition allows US to play Reaganomics on steroids with no ramifications for a lot longer than I could ever have imagined ... When do you think that devaluation of the dollar actually happens as in general need lower rates and lower growth in US versus everybody else??