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    #21
    Tom, my thoughts were that regardless how he rules this issue is not over!!!

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      #22
      And... does he not have a responsibility to give his ruling in a reasonable time fram?

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        #23
        If global markets are potentially headed
        into an inflationary depression, that
        would suggest higher interest rates lie
        ahead. This could devastate some markets
        ie: Cdn real estate bubble.

        China has pledged to buy some European
        debt overnight which is keeping the bull
        alive today, but how long can this last
        before economic reality sets in?

        Huge economy concerns for U.S. ahead as
        high unemployment is now structural.
        Disagree that this is a post-recession
        recovery (What a croc by American
        politicians) Apparently 20% of U.S.
        males between 25 to 54 years are not
        working. Believe U.S. reported
        employment figures are well-understated.

        When these markets eventually break, we
        may all have to have our market hardhats
        on . . . .

        Errol

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          #24
          You might like watching this guy errol,a true pit bull.


          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fo6J3PQtcNw

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            #25
            Yes Pill, There are other Forums, Care to Contribute?????

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              #26
              Fingers Crossed fer Double Digit Interest Rates Hike!!!!!!!!!!

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                #27
                Thanks for that BTO.

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                  #28
                  Not gonna happen bto.

                  The governments pay interest too and they
                  control the fed so they can manipulate the rates
                  with the bond market to keep them low forever.

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                    #29
                    The US govt is so powerful. They can turn
                    precious metals on their heads so fast.

                    I cant see anything replacing paper. As long as
                    the Euro is tanking, the dollar becomes stronger.
                    II am surprised gold hasn't hit the skids yet.

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                      #30
                      agree that there is a risk of a selloff in precious metal markets

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