not likely. Based this week's data points, we have to

conclude that US economy has been transitioning from inflation to stagfaltion/hyper-inflation.

RE might not be a good investment anymore. However, it is hard to see RE goes down that much.

Generally speaking Jim is usually several years early, but right. This time, I, among a couple of other money managers, think he is wrong since Fed will keep flooding the market with printed money, "Helicopter Ben".

Eventually bigger economic problem would show up in China.

US should be able to muddle through, at least I hope.

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• stagfaltion/hyper-inflation is worse -mnosense- ♂ (98 bytes) () 03/16/2007 postreply 14:25:28

• The data point is spelling STAGFLATION as of today. -it888- ♀ (186 bytes) () 03/16/2007 postreply 16:56:26

• The worst worst case is DEFLATION -miat42- ♂ (0 bytes) () 03/16/2007 postreply 17:01:53

• this is highly unlikely. According to the farther of Mortgage m -it888- ♀ (185 bytes) () 03/16/2007 postreply 17:07:16