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To: nicewatch who wrote (10388)	4/9/1999 12:05:00 PM
From: John Pitera	Respond to of 99985

Frank, The Global monetary aggregates have been booming up with such gusto, it's obvious that the Central Bankers want us to party like it's 1999 in the west. The protracted deflationary depression of the 1930's was in large part due to the Fed cutting the money supply. They have shown no desire to do that in recent years and even the Japanese have been co-opted to really expand their monetary base in the past few months. This indicates that a reinflation will occur as soon as we reach the inflection point. The global electronic economy, were a trillion dollars can move from one class of financial assets to another class, in another country in a day, means that the changes in direction when they occur can be very swift. Just look at the Yen decline from 148 last summer down to the 110 level. Swift indeed. RE: your PM ---very interesting will look for some of my data sets.