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Someone is doing well, I just got back from the San Diego boat show where someone was purchasing an $800,000 Island Packet sailboat – well that’s what the sales people were saying.

I say BS

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One way to play the game: Right now investors are in US dollars because relative to other currencies it is still safe.

However, as other economies improve (Europe, Brazil, China) there will be an outflow out of US $$ into euros and other currencies – probably by the end of 2009.

This will start the hyperinflation period so many are talking about.

Here is the play: Starting in the 2nd half of 2009, start buying gold or gold stocks (GG)and foreign stocks.

Well, that’s according to Jim Jubak of MSN Money.

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One way to play the game: Right now investors are in US dollars because relative to other currencies it is still safe.

However, as other economies improve (Europe, Brazil, China) there will be an outflow out of US $$ into euros and other currencies – probably by the end of 2009.

This will start the hyperinflation period so many are talking about.

Here is the play: Starting in the 2nd half of 2009, start buying gold or gold stocks (GG)and foreign stocks.

Well, that’s according to Jim Jubak of MSN Money.

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One way to play the game: Right now investors are in US dollars because relative to other currencies it is still safe.

However, as other economies improve (Europe, Brazil, China) there will be an outflow out of US $$ into euros and other currencies – probably by the end of 2009.

This will start the hyperinflation period so many are talking about.

Here is the play: Starting in the 2nd half of 2009, start buying gold or gold stocks (GG)and foreign stocks.

Well, that’s according to Jim Jubak of MSN Money.

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One way to play the game: Right now investors are in US dollars because relative to other currencies it is still safe.

However, as other economies improve (Europe, Brazil, China) there will be an outflow out of US $$ into euros and other currencies – probably by the end of 2009.

This will start the hyperinflation period so many are talking about.

Here is the play: Starting in the 2nd half of 2009, start buying gold or gold stocks (GG)and foreign stocks.

Well, that’s according to Jim Jubak of MSN Money.

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One way to play the game: Right now investors are in US dollars because relative to other currencies it is still safe.

However, as other economies improve (Europe, Brazil, China) there will be an outflow out of US $$ into euros and other currencies – probably by the end of 2009.

This will start the hyperinflation period so many are talking about.

Here is the play: Starting in the 2nd half of 2009, start buying gold or gold stocks (GG)and foreign stocks.

Well, that’s according to Jim Jubak of MSN Money.

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FLU: It’s not irony, it’s that certain things are back assward:

People who took out mortgages they couldn’t repay, get bailed out. Those who have been responsible, get nothing.

Mechanics making more than engineers – it’s all backwards…

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FLU: It’s not irony, it’s that certain things are back assward:

People who took out mortgages they couldn’t repay, get bailed out. Those who have been responsible, get nothing.

Mechanics making more than engineers – it’s all backwards…

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FLU: It’s not irony, it’s that certain things are back assward:

People who took out mortgages they couldn’t repay, get bailed out. Those who have been responsible, get nothing.

Mechanics making more than engineers – it’s all backwards…

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FLU: It’s not irony, it’s that certain things are back assward:

People who took out mortgages they couldn’t repay, get bailed out. Those who have been responsible, get nothing.

Mechanics making more than engineers – it’s all backwards…

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FLU: It’s not irony, it’s that certain things are back assward:

People who took out mortgages they couldn’t repay, get bailed out. Those who have been responsible, get nothing.

Mechanics making more than engineers – it’s all backwards…

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KEWP: To late I already went to graduate school for Engineering – at an institution easily on par with the UC system.

I have never attended a truly elite school, but I also recognize that those elite schools don’t really need to be ABET accredited (ie. MIT, Cal Tech, Harvard, etc…) – that accreditation is for the rest of us.

There actually are (2) Elite schools in the UC system IMO: Berkeley and UCLA.

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KEWP: To late I already went to graduate school for Engineering – at an institution easily on par with the UC system.

I have never attended a truly elite school, but I also recognize that those elite schools don’t really need to be ABET accredited (ie. MIT, Cal Tech, Harvard, etc…) – that accreditation is for the rest of us.

There actually are (2) Elite schools in the UC system IMO: Berkeley and UCLA.

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KEWP: To late I already went to graduate school for Engineering – at an institution easily on par with the UC system.

I have never attended a truly elite school, but I also recognize that those elite schools don’t really need to be ABET accredited (ie. MIT, Cal Tech, Harvard, etc…) – that accreditation is for the rest of us.

There actually are (2) Elite schools in the UC system IMO: Berkeley and UCLA.

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KEWP: To late I already went to graduate school for Engineering – at an institution easily on par with the UC system.

I have never attended a truly elite school, but I also recognize that those elite schools don’t really need to be ABET accredited (ie. MIT, Cal Tech, Harvard, etc…) – that accreditation is for the rest of us.

There actually are (2) Elite schools in the UC system IMO: Berkeley and UCLA.

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