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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (31269)	10/23/2010 11:05:17 AM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (4) of 71416

There is clearly a very serious debate going on within the Fed's bureaucracy concerning the scope of QE2. Like most debates between bureaucrats, it will be resolved via compromise. Therefore, I am willing to bet that there will be no huge one-shot QE2 in the trillions but a watered down version of it. I think this is supported by the fact that economic activity in the US seems to be picking up. The opponents of massive QE2 will use this as a substantial argument. This view is of course not good for gold or the markets. Both have clearly anticipated massive QE2 and have been on a tear on that account. Look for substantial corrections in both.

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