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To: Bill Murphy who wrote (5767)	5/2/1999 8:56:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81857

I would love one of these commentators to also address the problem of the USA's trade deficit and the possible implications from that fallout..I don't understand its ramifications.. I think the trade deficit is another reason why Rubin switched his tune about selling gold.. Didn't he say way back when, he didn't want gold to be sold or am I confusing it with US gold and not IMF gold.. Also articles on the stock market wagging the economy..or however one can express it ..will also be great commentary.. I can't believe I hear the commentators marveling at how wage inflation has stayed low with low unemployment.. It just seems so obvious to me.. technology is allowing workers to do the jobs of two or three people ..they are afraid to ask for higher wages since they might be fired and somebody cheaper will be hired.. there is hardly any more company loyalty(Starbucks sounds like one great company..if only it started a trend)..once Asia recovers..wonder what will happen..