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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates
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To: Mike Buckley who wrote (44633)7/18/2001 9:30:18 AM
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If I'm completely out to lunch about this, the least we should learn is that the next time there is 5% growth in the economy accompanied by a huge increase in the market caps of companies and the lowest unemployment in decades, it's likely that an inflation-fighting Fed will raise rates and "cause" the same situation all over again. If the magnitude of all those events ever recurs again, and if an investor believes the Fed is going to act the same again with the same consequences, that investor would be nearly crazy to leave his/her assets in the stock market.

I don't know if this is correct, but i was told the stock market has never gone up when the FED raises rates. I'll never fight the FED.
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