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To: Tom Trader who wrote (3375)	7/29/1997 11:24:00 AM
From: J.T.	of 94695

TT, you are like the philosopher Socrates asking very good questions. If you keep asking, I'm liable to trip (ho ho ho ). Yes Tom, that would be bullish. But that is what I have been contending all along. Why isn't the long bond at 5.75% or at 5% like you and I believe that it could or should be?? IMHO, its b/c the bond traders are voting every day and have their reasons why. Why? I don't know. My simple answer is that their is just too much record personal debt levels out their with the average family and bankruptcies are at an all time high. If borrowed money becomes any easier, you could make an argument that this could start a "potential bigger financial bubble that could burst on impact" if CONFIDENCE LEVELS in the economy and perceptions about goldilocks over the next 12 to 18 months even remotely changes. Can you add your thoughts as to why we aren't lower bond yield wise. I'm very interested in your respected opinion. Regards.JT

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