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Politics : Stockman Scott's Political Debate Porch
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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (50070)6/30/2004 2:13:32 PM
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What should stock market investors expect following a major bottom in the fed funds rate? To answer that question, today’s chart illustrates the number of calendar months between every major fed funds interest rate trough since 1960 and a significant peak in the inflation-adjusted S&P 500. The bottom line is that significant stock market peaks tend to follow major troughs in the fed funds rate and most of them have occurred from four to ten months after the Fed started raising rates. Stay tuned…

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