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To: bela_ghoulashi who wrote (3367)9/24/2000 12:04:39 AM
From: Jim Willie CB   of 65232
 
BlandBreath, excellent summary to share, very comprehensive

I place special importance to item#11
the Federal Reserve will soon be backed into a corner by the credit markets
Greenspan has been very OBEDIENT to the credit markets

relaxation of the inverted bond yield curve is essential
FedFundFutures clealy indicates expectation of easing of shorterm interest rates
not the 10yr or 30yr bonds
this relaxes and unwinds the distortion of the inverted yield curve
in layblandman terms, inverted yield curve indicates a perception that the economy is expected to slow down to the point that future money should earn less interest

FedFundFutures easing in future months is like turbocharging to tech stocks
the Jackass believes FFFutures to be extremely significant

thanks for sharing
/ Jim
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