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To: Cush who started this subject	8/28/2004 7:44:11 PM
From: Cush	of 1379

I will be posting the Fed Float numbers for one more week. Last day will be September 3rd. If anyone would like to volunteer to take over - please do. I have been following the Fed Temporary Float for approximately a year and half. My intention was to discover whether there was a tradeable pattern to how the Dow or Nasdaq moved in correlation with the Fed Float. I don't see one. This year - <font color=blue>Fed Float over $ 25 billion</font> - the Dow has been up 53% of the time the Nasdaq has been up 52% of the time <font color=red>Fed Float under $ 25 billion</font> - the Dow has been down 49% of the time the Nasdaq has been down 57% of the time <font color=blue>Float Increased</font> - the Dow was up 45% of the time the Nasdaq was up 45% of the time <font color=red>Float Decreased</font> - the Dow was down 46% of the time the Nasdaq was down 54% of the time The failure to find a correlation doesn't mean the Fed isn't interfering in the markets. I believe they likely are. But this method of trying to understand the Fed/Market relationship, and possibly trade profitably from that relationship, seems to be leading nowhere. Good Trading everyone. Cush

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