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To: Robert Douglas who wrote (2993)	2/10/2001 8:02:37 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) of 3536

Actually, imo, I think the actual rate cuts are less important physically than an increase in liquidity to the money supply. AG combine some steep rate hikes with some pretty hefty draining of liquidity after the Y2K innoculations the Fed undertook. He went from losts of liquidity, to almost no liquidity, and now we're back to lots of liquidity. The rate cuts are important, but they follow the markets overall, which are dictated by the availability of money supply. Someone kick me if I'm wrong on this perspective... :0) Regards, Ron

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