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To: Gabriela Neri who wrote (15500)	8/8/1998 2:41:00 PM
From: paul ross	Read Replies (1) of 116770

You did mean mental mastication, right? (Didn't the red highlight show when you used your word?) I don't necessarily believe what Larry says is correct, just an opposing view for the thread to chew on. There have been posts in the past to suggest that the FED's recent explosive increase in the M's means that inflation is imminent, Kudlow says the FED hasn't been printing enough. After all it's money flows, and a lowering of the ffr, a further increase in liquidity, and a softening in the U$D would solve Asia's problem (and US stx) for a time. Until the tide turned and the U$D's abroad found there way back to the US and sent the inflation rate soaring. The FED, thus, is between a rock and a hard place. I feel as you do that the FED would only be enticed to lower rates if a severe financial calamity loomed, and then permanent damage would have been done to US equities. I am not of the opinion of Larry Kudlow and Gaby Joseph Cohen that it's still time to buy the dips. I don't presently own any non-precious metal related US equities. Since I now know you have such warm feelings for Mr. Kudlow I am enticed to post a weekly compendium of Larry's thoughts voiced on CNBC.

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