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To: kech who wrote (7429)10/25/1997 5:58:00 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Read Replies (1) of 25814
 
Tom that is the general consensus of all players. AG raised rates in the midle of the Mexican crisis.

If I would be in his shoes I would inch up rates 0.25% in November, bring the market down 20% and then rest for a while, or nuge rates lower.

I admit it's risky but 0.25% out of 6% is very little to to the real world, the long bond will move below 6% - cheaper funding of treasury debt by close to 0.5% . And the Fed will prove it's independece.

Peter Shaw's scenario is also a valid one with higher probability.
Happy Trading
Haim
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