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It has been too long since we have spoken with David Wu of Bank of America, Maryland.

David, there's any number of ways to start out.

Let's start out a little more view from 30,000 feet or even 60,000 feet.

And that is the idea of Janet Yellen and Central Banker

to the world.

As you mentioned earlier on television, she's got Asian movements which import deflation, excuse me,

export deflation and disinflation into the United States.

Is she working with a self-inflicted tightening cycle from other markets and nations?

I think so. I think the point is, Tom as you know, like, you know what, you know, 10 years ago we had the so-called

global saving glut

meaning that the rest of the world especially the central banks bought a lot of

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