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To: William Hunt who wrote (26818)3/10/2001 6:03:10 PM
From: Tony Viola  Read Replies (1) of 27012
 
Hi Bill, check this out, couldn't believe my ears:

To:Elmer who wrote (129749)
From: Tony Viola Saturday, Mar 10, 2001 5:51 PM
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Bob Brinker saying he thinks Greenspan is now out of it (or out. Even though the radio was up loud enough, didn't get it exactly, but he definitely used the word 'out'.). What I did hear very clearly: he said he has supported Greenspan for years, he did a good job back when, but he thinks from listening to him the last two times that he wasn't making any sense. He's behind the curve, should have started lowering rates back in December, according to Brinker. Now, why not lower more, why wait? The caller of the moment to Brinker's Money talk show used the term "doesn't get it" about Greenspan, and Brinker didn't disagree with him at all. They also talked about several prominent CEOs, including Jack Welch, contacting Greenspan directly in the last few weeks, asking for relief. Hard to believe Brinker going anti-Greenspan on national radio, but he did. Go Brinker!

Tony

Edit, my wife was listening on another radio, and she said Brinker definitely said he thinks Greenspan is out of it.

Tony
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