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To: mishedlo who wrote (128132)	1/16/2006 2:03:34 AM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Read Replies (3) of 209892

...we can then end this nonsense about whether or not the curve is inverted. That was never the question. Since so many predictions are being made, here's mine. The current inversion-watch has been triggered by an efficient bond market coupled with an extremely predictable Fed policy over the past several years. That predictability is about to come to an end, which will make the bond market considerably less efficient, which in turn will de-invert the curve and force it into a shape more familiar to US rate speculators. Put another way: the never-ending cover-story chatter about inversion will mark the bottom of the spread contraction.

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