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US Economic Trend Analysis

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72	The housing crash board is unreadable at this point - way too much noise. Of cou	gpowell	6/10/2008
71	I actually look at the number of daily posts on the Housing Crash board today ve	John Vosilla	6/10/2008
70	Here's what I'm seeing for rising good prices. Very similar to the deman	gpowell	6/9/2008
69	LOL. 2003 was an interesting year on SI. I had taken a long break from SI - but	gpowell	6/9/2008
68	RIMM in a bubble during that time up 16 fold since late 2003<g> Message 1	John Vosilla	6/9/2008
67	I always got the sense in my wasteful dealings with him a couple of years he was	John Vosilla	6/9/2008
66	FED Reserves levels since 2004 Jan-04 ... 3330 Feb-04 ... 3105 Mar-04 ... 3105	gpowell	6/9/2008
65	<I>It sure helps that our government always reacts the complete opposite o	gpowell	6/9/2008
64	<I>repeat of the RTC days with 70's stagflation..only thing holding it	gpowell	6/9/2008
63	I came to believe a while back the housing meltdown would not create a global ca	John Vosilla	6/9/2008
62	repeat of the RTC days with 70's stagflation..only thing holding it together	John Vosilla	6/9/2008
61	Speculation is part of world wide demand - and, as I mentioned just a few posts	gpowell	6/9/2008
60	"<u>Much</u> <u>of</u> <u>the</u> <u	normxxx	6/8/2008
59	Much of the rise in goods prices is coming from world wide demand - not FED pump	gpowell	6/8/2008
58	Read the thread header. We don't attack posters here. No soup for you - 1 ye	gpowell	6/8/2008
57	Think about this. All those dropping dollars mean we got a boatload (literally m	gpowell	6/8/2008
56	'I'm not worried about the US dollar, its value vis-a-vis other currenci	John Vosilla	6/8/2008
55	you just can't make this stuff up. From March 07 you said, <I>Fed pu	Lizzie Tudor	6/7/2008
54	Economic data is indicating prices for goods normalized for changes in productiv	gpowell	6/7/2008
53	As most investors already know, the housing retraction did produce secondary eff	gpowell	5/29/2008
52	<I>Thus, for the most part this thread sees very little chance of a housin	gpowell	5/29/2008
51	menu prices are rising and restaurant owners are looking for ways to make ends m	elmatador	9/13/2007
50	Re: "Rising bond yields deflated hopes for an interest rate cut later in th	gpowell	6/7/2007
49	<<<Mind if I lurk and ask a few silly questions from time to time?>&	gpowell	5/16/2007
48	Thanks for the note.... I quit on that guy who obviously was a dyed-in-the-wool	hubris33	5/16/2007

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