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Strategies & Market Trends : Intraday Updates, Analysis & Strategies for Daytraders

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To: Tim Luke who wrote (565)4/7/2001 4:57:55 PM
From: puborectalis   of 589
 
"it's important for the Fed to continue cutting rates -- not just to ensure that
corporations have access to capital -- but also to ensure that the consumer stays liquid.

As rates go down, refinancings accelerate, putting more money in consumers' pockets.
Lower mortgage, auto and credit card payments free up cash that can be spent on cars,
computers and consumer products. That increase in demand helps to deplete inventories
and encourages companies to begin ramping up production, which is the precursor to
sales and share-profit growth.

Throw in a retroactive tax cut and things could start cooking again by the fourth quarter.

Remember, there continues to be a lot of cash on the sidelines."
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