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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (162934)	11/8/2008 9:51:01 PM
From: Perspective	Read Replies (2) of 306849

Speaking of Baa yields, it's a good time to revisit my post from seven months ago. And no, the closing tick on the charts is NOT a bad print. LIBOR may have come down, but these have not as far as I've seen. Now, four charts. Which one doesn't belong? Message 24466928 Ahem, rates are NOT going down. They're going up, up, up! Fed can do whatever it wants to Fed funds, and they can buy short-term CP. Unless they're going to backstop the whole goddamn debt market, it just won't matter. I'm sure glad I'm not the one at the Fed, or in Treasury. Rocks left, hard places right, iceberg dead ahead. At least there's plenty of public record for the historians to use, kinda like the cockpit voice recorders... `BC

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