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    This leads to lay offs and lower pay raises. Cisco, HP, Intel, etc, etc, have been warning of this.

    Which would ultimately lead to falling orders, production and employment.

    The soft patch is thin ice.

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    Hi MT!

    Good to see you're back.:^
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    Hey Hot Rod,

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;4841
    This leads to lay offs and lower pay raises. Cisco, HP, Intel, etc, etc, have been warning of this.

    Which would ultimately lead to falling orders, production and employment.
    That's just what we need... more unemployment.

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    Default Re: U.S. inventories rise 0.9% in July

    Are you sure those inventories are ICT and not something else?
    They learned from the Dot-com boom that big inventories in expectation of inflated sales are a bad idea.
    "All the prophets of Doom, Can always find room, In a world full of worry and fear..." - Protest Song, Monty Python

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