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Pastimes : The Justa & Lars Honors Bob Brinker Investment Club

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To: Justa Werkenstiff who wrote (7562)8/8/1999 7:34:00 AM
From: Justa Werkenstiff  Read Replies (1) of 15132
 
** AP Poll **

Many analysts think the Federal Reserve will react to signs of inflation by raising interest rates when it meets this month. What action do you think the Fed will take?
Raise interest rates. 7014
42.2%

Leave interest rates the same. 8206
49.4%

I'm not sure. 1397
8.4%

Total votes: 16617


Where do you think the stock market will go in the next three months?
Much higher (+10%) 1091
6.6%

Higher (+5 to 10%) 4813
29.0%

About the same (+/-5%) 6198
37.3%

Lower (-5% to 10%) 3443
20.7%

Much lower (-10%) 1071
6.4%

Total votes: 16616


A 21-year-old law requires the Fed chairman to give a "state of the Economy" report to Congress twice a year. The most recent report may be the last one ever. Do you think such reports to Congress are valuable?
Yes, the reports keep the Fed on its toes. 10207
61.6%

They are somewhat valuable. 5326
32.1%

No, they are a waste of time because the economy is doing so well. 1045
6.3%

Total votes: 16578

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