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To: Justa Werkenstiff who wrote (1737)10/21/1998 12:57:00 PM
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Justa wrote: "Liquidity is a driving force. Look closely. IPOs are going back on the shelf. A company can't get high yield financing as a business without paying loan shark rates. The Fed. sees this and will carrot and stick people to provide that liquidity. It will flow to the small caps. "

In other words, the shift by the Fed provides funding for the capital expansion needed for the revenue growth of companies? And, you are saying that the small cap companies are more sensitive to the availability of investment borrowing? Why would this (latter) be the case?

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David Todtman
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