I appreciate your comments, however, IMO, there's more to it than over exuberance in the commodity bubble. I do not see it as a bubble but a readjustment to the true value of our economy or dollar.

We're all going to have to adjust to it, because, IMO, it's not going to go away in any significant manner. That includes housing that they keep identifying as a totally collapsing market. It may be stagnant, however , the costs to build are as high as they have ever been.

With that, I'm getting sick of these debates between Brock and Hillery. The more I hear the rhetoric between them, the less I think of each of them. It looks like a total farce.

I do not see a bubble bursting, I see a strangling by the rest of the world, while they comment under their breath..."take that you dirty bastards and your high and mighty attitude, lets see you out run your true finianced glory!!!! Fore we hold the notes and we're calling the shots"

That's how I see it.

doni