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Strategies & Market Trends
Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

An SI Board Since May 1998

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Emcee: Henry Volquardsen	Type: Unmoderated

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3261	Hawk, Re: <i>And if folks like Raymond want to beleive that the goal of	Raymond Duray	-	3/13/2002
3260	<i>"The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarm	Hawkmoon	-	3/13/2002
3259	Hawk, Re: <i>What we're currently engaged in is making the world saf	Raymond Duray	-	3/13/2002
3258	<i>Of course, that's the Machiavellian analysis.. hehe </i> Whi	X Y Zebra	-	3/13/2002
3257	I think this current account deficit article might be a primer for the threats o	Hawkmoon	-	3/12/2002
3256	I had a professor in university who had had a job at a government statistical ag	SofaSpud	-	3/12/2002
3255	<i>It's nice to meet someone as old as I</i> If "you'r	SofaSpud	-	3/12/2002
3254	Yes, the numbers, whether GDP, payroll or CPI are difficult to compile. That	Robert Douglas	-	3/12/2002
3253	Thanks for the BW article. Re this FT report mentioned in last post. <i>	maceng2	-	3/12/2002
3252	<i>I recall a cover page from Time, perhaps from then, or possibly from th	Robert Douglas	-	3/12/2002
3251	I recall a cover page from Time, perhaps from then, or possibly from the previou	SofaSpud	-	3/12/2002
3250	Just one more note. I have a Business Week article from October 8, 1984 that I&	Robert Douglas	-	3/12/2002
3249	<i>But it frankly never seems to come to a head.</i> Of course that	Robert Douglas	-	3/12/2002
3248	I know that economics 101 says it's a problem. But it frankly never seems t	SofaSpud	-	3/12/2002
3247	<i>If I had a dollar for every time I've seen this concern raised over	Robert Douglas	-	3/12/2002
3246	If I had a dollar for every time I've seen this concern raised over the last	SofaSpud	-	3/12/2002
3245	From Business Week: businessweek.com <i> Deeper Debt for Uncle Sam How	Robert Douglas	-	3/12/2002
3244	Well, you seem to be correct on that point -g- news.ft.com I'll just have	maceng2	-	3/8/2002
3243	We'll have to see if the current reversal has legs. It's got a long way	Robert Douglas	-	3/8/2002
3242	<i>Even a small reversal coupled with the enormous current-account deficit	maceng2	-	3/8/2002
3241	not what their market is saying: but then again, that is probably the point...	NOW	-	3/5/2002
3240	Timeseries Data. Does anyone know wh	macavity	-	2/20/2002
3239	When asked if Japan faced the danger of a Russian-style collapse, Shoichiro Toyo	Thomas C. Kimmel	-	2/11/2002
3238	fwiw Hawk I still think that Japan and the world find a way to muddle through wi	Henry Volquardsen	-	2/6/2002
3237	Agreed... that what it appears to be. But that's a monthly chart and it w	Hawkmoon	-	2/6/2002

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