What is this, a plague of Henwoodism? first Louis, and now the dominoes
start falling... once we start down that slippery slope...
;-)
BTW, I don't predict the future. Part of the nature of the current boom (as
with previous ones) is that there's tremendous amounts of uncertainty.
What'
>I'm a Henwoodite in predicting big global aspects of the future, but just
>an observation.
What is this, a plague of Henwoodism? first Louis, and now the dominoes
start falling... once we start down that slippery slope...
;-)
BTW, I don't predict the future. Part of the nature of the current
Jim Devine wrote:
> Concerning "My Three Bears" [my op-editorializing piece], Max writes:
> >The Euro hasn't looked like much of a threat to the dollar, nor has
> >inflation been sensitive to the exchange rate, has it? I'm not the
> >best person to judge this, but this is what casual observati
