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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory
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To: stockman_scott who wrote (22993)12/7/2004 12:28:49 PM
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S2, I see many more risks in their "good" result than they do. Since we are wallowing in debt, a rise in rates could force defaults at the consumer, corporate, local govt. and even state govt. levels (think California). The Fed usually reacts to that with more liquidity, but, this time, the excess liquidity IS the problem, not the solution. The White House usually reacts with deficit spending, but huge deficits are what we are trying to correct.
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