To: politicket
I would say cycles of both hyperinflation and deflation (even devaluing currency).
13 posted on
04/12/2010 2:20:12 PM PDT by
Thunder90
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To: Thunder90
I would say cycles of both hyperinflation and deflation (even devaluing currency). There is absolutely no evidence for any form of hyperinlation - and the dollar index has been strengthening over the past number of months.
Watch for the dollar index to move into the 90's - and possibly break 100 as this all plays out...highly deflationary.
14 posted on
04/12/2010 2:24:59 PM PDT by
politicket
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To: Thunder90
I would say cycles of both hyperinflation and deflation (even devaluing currency). I would, too. I see gas prices going up, but I also see house prices dropping due not to any strength in the dollar, but to lack of demand.
I also see a lot of empty office space around where I work. That can't be helping commercial real estate prices.
19 posted on
04/12/2010 2:36:14 PM PDT by
TwelveOfTwenty
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