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The Big Picture - Economics and Investing

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Emcee: Sid Turtlman	Type: Unmoderated

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636	>>I don't know if anyone is still monitoring this thread Shhh... Eco	Arik T.G.	-	3/28/2000
635	Economic Growth: Hi, I don't know if anyone is still monitoring this thre	George Dawson	-	3/27/2000
634	Hello Serge, Got any fresh insights? 45 days to the millennium bug, and the o	Arik T.G.	-	11/16/1999
633	Anyone care to share a FA of AMZN in light of the new development? <giggle&g	Arik T.G.	-	11/10/1999
632	Anyone that missed Fred Hickey on The Contrarian Sep. 3rd issue is invited to r	Arik T.G.	-	9/30/1999
631	Joe I am in full agreement with you, unfortunate politics got in the way of inv	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	9/14/1999
630	can't disagree with any of that -- I think it happens next year -- Abby Co	yard_man	-	7/9/1999
629	tippet: Not counting mortgages for people buying new homes, the inclination to	Sid Turtlman	-	7/9/1999
628	>>Bank One derived that number using data from a recent study by mortgage	yard_man	-	7/8/1999
627	John, That put a half smile on my face. Really nothing to smile about. It WILL	Arik T.G.	-	7/6/1999
626	Hi Arik, Do you think someone's reading your writing? Here's the last	John Dally	-	7/6/1999
625	John, The article explains the negative savings rate. Homeowners got more leve	Arik T.G.	-	7/6/1999
624	Here's an interesting "big picture" article from the WSJ: July 6	John Dally	-	7/6/1999
623	Sid and all, Five months have passed since the last on topic post, and here I	Arik T.G.	-	7/6/1999
622	OT...OT...would someone help me help a friend study for an Econ test...please a	Grant	-	5/17/1999
621	My experience indicates that most of those in the "spending" camp ha	TimbaBear	-	2/3/1999
620	TimbaBear, Thank you for your comments on this important issue. Would your gue	Arik T.G.	-	2/3/1999
619	Well, Mike, I don't have any database I can refer you to.....all I can offe	TimbaBear	-	2/2/1999
618	Timba, thanks for your observations. I recall seeing recently somewhere that th	Mike M2	-	2/2/1999
617	Loans are too high relative to value.....It might be cured by housing price inf	TimbaBear	-	2/1/1999
616	TimbaBear: Interesting perspective. Is the issue that the loans are too high re	Sid Turtlman	-	2/1/1999
615	Please excuse me for intruding, but I have been a "lurker" here for m	TimbaBear	-	2/1/1999
614	Hello Bonnie, long time. >>IMHO a trillion dollars could have been creat	Arik T.G.	-	2/1/1999
613	>>Stock prices and market capitalization would go up Not without even m	Arik T.G.	-	2/1/1999
612	>>In the USA the economy may grow into the bubble to fill it up I'm	Arik T.G.	-	2/1/1999

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