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To: Real Man who wrote (91381)	2/7/2008 6:50:44 PM
From: bart13	Read Replies (2) of 110194

I added the S&P 500 to that BGMI 1966-1980 comparison chart for a little clarification of what occurred during the period. Personally, I only have a small maintenance position in miners currently - they seem too risky on the short term. As far as the Treasury auctions, I don't track them but the weekly total of about $31 billion you noted sure seems unusually high. Does anyone know of a site that tracks & charts the daily or weekly data? The Fed sure isn't monetizing anything - no POMOs since last May (a all time record since 2000, where my data starts) and the SOMA account balance is down about a whopping $73 billion since its peak in early August 2007.

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