See Sept. 29, 2008, column.) Here's something else that Trippon regards as good, and I regard as terrifying, from his most letter: "The People's Bank of China's Mr. Su downplayed the recent surge in money-supply growth. Annual growth in the broad M2 measure of money supply hit a record 28.5% in August, the third month in a row that it grew by more than 28%. Su downplayed fears of money-supply-driven inflation." Trippon adds: "Investors should keep in mind that America may be emerging from its recession, but recovery on this side of the Pacific will likely remain anemic. Full Article at MarketWatch