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To: bill meehan who wrote (66195)10/4/1999 3:55:00 PM
From: Defrocked  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 86076
 
Bill, tomorrow may go down as one of the
most anticlimatic, widely-anticipated FOMC meetings ever.
No hike: because of the political pressure.
Assymetry on rates: in case they're wrong.
We may find out as soon as Friday's unemployment
numbers if they were wrong. I'd expect bonds to
give up today's gains and more before Friday.
Stocks could easily follow.BWDIK.

Of most interest today was the yenEuro cross;
a huge move and unlike previous action in that
it strongly out performed the dollar against
yen weakness. Europeans are bringing money home.
This week's CB action(none in US, ECB tightening,
and BOJ vacillating) may be providing a springboard
for Euro acceptability and demand as reserve currency.

IMHO this is an enormous week for US equities, an
understatement I'm sure.