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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (4383)	1/5/2004 10:35:08 AM
From: mishedlo	of 110194

Fed policy ever, no reason why T-bonds yields cannot surge to 6% or more despite a 1% funds rate. I agree and that is why I am not playing treasuries. Although I agree I do not think it is likely. In fact I think it is unlikely, but the most likely thing of all IMO is that the FED keeps rates low until at least the election. If we get a stock selloff in February (and we usually do) the FED will not be considering haikeing into that. March will come and go without a hike and then we see where we are headed into the election. M

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