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To: stockman_scott who wrote (194469)	4/1/2009 4:51:23 PM
From: Smiling Bob	of 306849

IOW, more participants will play musical chairs if you can promote it properly. Shouldn't Geithner be addressing the fundamental issues of Wall Street versus the psychological and philosophical ones? These people talk out of both sides of their mouth. One day(when it drops) they don't care or pay attention to the market reaction, yet on another day(when it rises) it becomes a significant indicator of confidence and a useful tool. --- Geithner Sees ‘Encouraging Signs’ in U.S. Markets (Update2) By Peter Cook and Simon Kennedy April 1 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said there are “encouraging signs” that financial markets are recovering and expressed confidence in the response of global policy makers to the crisis. “You’re seeing encouraging signs of improvement in our markets -- we want to reinforce that,” Geithner said today in a Bloomberg Television interview in London. “I’ve never seen this much support around the world.”

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