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From: ~digs8/15/2007 1:26:11 AM
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Does the Fed get it now? After Jim Cramer's rant and emotional break-down last week, perhaps Ben Bernanke thought it best not to push Cramer to a complete televised breakdown but is this enough? Ensuring liquidity and an orderly functioning financial market does not mean a lifeline for all those bad subprime loans. It doesn't mean a rate cut, at least not yet. Remember, just a week ago, the Fed continued to warn that inflation heating up remains the biggest threat to economic growth, not the credit markets seizing up. For the Fed to go from guarding against higher inflation to cutting its funds rate would be a huge change of heart and possibly feed more fears. The Fed isn't supposed to be worried about the stock market, but rather low inflation and high employment. How it achieves those dual goals leaves plenty of room for debate. firstbusinessx.com
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