Hi. I have followed your posts daily. I think you are brilliant. If you understand the current monetary system, I find it hard to see that if the house bubble bursts and the total amount of money is reduced, less money will hunt assets. But if you listen to Martin Armstrong, he says that the crisis is in government assets, government bonds. So when mistrust of government bonds arises, he says that capital flies into private equity. So he believes the bond market will crash but the stock market will go up. In my world, market interest rates will rise, and it will not be beneficial for companies to buy their own shares, and pernons will be harder to borrow and buy shares, as well as companies will have higher interest costs, which will reduce their earning capacity . So my question to you is. Is there any substance in his statement ?? (Sorry if my english is not perfect)