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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: Les H who wrote (71202)12/1/1999 10:58:00 AM
From: Mike M2  Read Replies (4) of 132070
 
To all, Don Hays Message 12153377 "... with the growth of M3, the broad measure
turning up sharply. Annualized, it has moved right back up to the 11.9%
rate, which is 7% above the Fed's published target range. If you chart it,
you will see that retail sales and consumer sentiment typically move up
with about a 3-month lag, so here we go again. Shop 'til you drop. But
those shoppers have been running on empty for a long time now, so bank
credit is coming right along with the shoppers-rising 9 «% annualized over
those last 13 weeks.
Greenspan cannot ignore this. It is too flagrant for even him. He has
been blowing this bubble up for a long time, but sometime his lungs are
simply going to be deflated. He does have a lot of hot air, I admit, but
even Greenspan has some limit where he has to understand that his legacy
will be as the initiator of the biggest bubble since the great depression."
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