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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (11306)	5/5/2006 1:08:26 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) of 12411

Message 22420559 The Fed's extremely loose behavior came to a stall in late March. The liquidity it has created was the main drive behind these markets, commodities included, IMHO. (the latter markets are in a bull market, so I am referring only to the parabolic moves we've seen lately). That's why I think they are dangerous - liquidity is not there anymore, the Fed probably got scared of the move in commodities and currencies + interest rates in response to its irresponsible printing. It knows higher rates will pop the housing bubble, although I'm not so sure its a bubble, given commodity price increases; houses are built out of materials.

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