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843Anybody know this Lawrence Yun clown? I have never heard anything so preposterouSouthFloridaGuy5/25/2007
842'This discussion was about the effect of inflation and/or perception of inflJohn Vosilla5/23/2007
841MADRID (Reuters) - Former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said on WSouthFloridaGuy5/23/2007
840I'm losing you on what your point is. J6P behavior changes I'm worried astockfiend5/23/2007
839'The inflation cycle has been prolonged due to overcapacity stemming from thJohn Vosilla5/23/2007
838The inflation cycle has been prolonged due to overcapacity stemming from the 90&SouthFloridaGuy5/23/2007
837'But J6P's realization of inflation is of no consequence unless it leadsJohn Vosilla5/23/2007
836I believe the average person understands inflation is much higher than reported stockfiend5/23/2007
835'For inflation to kill the debt bubble either inflation must surge or the peJohn Vosilla5/22/2007
834'No, the debt bubble will be killed by inflation. The stock market will be mJohn Vosilla5/22/2007
833To date the debt market has been insensitive to inflation. For inflation to killstockfiend5/22/2007
832No, the debt bubble will be killed by inflation. The stock market will be much hSouthFloridaGuy5/22/2007
831Agreed but considering the huge inflows that have kept rates low I believe any sstockfiend5/22/2007
830LT rates going much higher in the next few years if no recession. Does not matte$Mogul5/22/2007
829It's kind of funny we're talking about a 40 basis point move in rates asSouthFloridaGuy5/22/2007
828Not untrue.SouthFloridaGuy5/19/2007
827The difference between Brazil and US cyclicals is that if the world slows it wilTHE ANT5/19/2007
826Buffet and Icahn are buying railroads because the economy is going to hell <NSouthFloridaGuy5/19/2007
825Thanks for the infoTHE ANT5/18/2007
824It's hard to believe rates can go up in the short-term with the string of neSouthFloridaGuy5/18/2007
823A lesson on the psychology of the SI lemmings (you guys know who you are, I'SouthFloridaGuy5/18/2007
82210-year yield zooming past 4.8%. If it breaks 4.9% the next stop is the double-tstockfiend5/18/2007
821Smart Money's ETFs at a glance. I don't see one specifically for manufagcrispin5/18/2007
820Brazil is great as is Korea. I've been touting those two for a while, but thSouthFloridaGuy5/18/2007
819Thailand and Brazil are trading at 12-13X earnings with falling interest rates.ITHE ANT5/18/2007
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