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A Jackass, his PAL(indrome), and GOLD

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310	>>did nothing to raise corporate profits because of deflationary pressures	smolejv@gmx.net	-	1/20/2003
309	Auntie Missile Unfortunate, but true; it is a highly profitable export industry	Wharf Rat	-	1/20/2003
308	good one fuzzy -rose	abuelita	-	1/20/2003
307	I see silver doubling by end of this year, or early next /jw	Jim Willie CB	-	1/20/2003
306	imports continue to rise, as the graph shows while exports are flat, soon might	Jim Willie CB	-	1/20/2003
305	...bullets, guns, bombs, tanks, planes, boats (er, ships),missiles, night vision	Wharf Rat	-	1/20/2003
304	Silver is actually slipping relative to gold. Last year, when the jackass was ju	Wharf Rat	-	1/20/2003
303	Some history from BEA -- wish I had a website and could link a chart sorry. Lie	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
302	if you look at what happened in the recession of the early 90's you can see	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
301	I wasn't aware the US was making any of these. "Still, sales of U.S	philv	-	1/20/2003
300	I don't think jobs will improve for several years, BTW -- maybe 2007??	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
299	see edit to #298	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
298	this is what I wrote >>I'm <b>not</b> saying our exports	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
297	The trade deficit might shrink. Sure. My point is who cares? We import 0 and exp	mishedlo	-	1/20/2003
296	don't need another drink -- 120 B imports to the US, while our exports to th	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
295	widening from this graph show it to be a result of US consumption 120 B imports	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
294	Tippet - you need another drink to clear your head. I think JW and I were saying	mishedlo	-	1/20/2003
293	recent data -- 40 some billion on the following imports >>In the trade	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
292	we've increased consumption in dollar terms to keep up?? -- no-one has reall	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
291	I trend to agree with that read and have a similar target, 190 min, 210 possible	ItsAllCyclical	-	1/20/2003
290	they will purchase fewer of #1, fewer of #2 if your premise is correct, then why	Jim Willie CB	-	1/20/2003
289	some posters have pted to the touching of the 200 dma and 50 dma (i.e. two times	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
288	yes, but of the fraction of USDs they take in which come here -- these go in two	yard_man	-	1/20/2003
287	bigger point is foreign exporting economies will be hit hard as our consumption	Jim Willie CB	-	1/20/2003
286	>>then there is the pricing mechanisms within the exporting nations they w	yard_man	-	1/20/2003

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