Show ... I think your analysis is spot-on. People are looking at core-inflation, etc ... but of course they eliminate food and gas from those figures, which is what is eating everybodies lunch right now. Grocery prices are spiking due to a double whammy from increased fuel costs and the growing interest in ethanol (it's amazing how much corn is in everything). I think that the US consumer is going to be tightening their collective belt for some time to come and the markets are going to see that eventually.