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To: Zeev Hed who wrote (40236)	2/13/2000 10:33:00 PM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

what liquidity? Absent FED pumping the markets would look like they'd been hit by an asteroid and have you seen a recent chart of margin borrowing to buy shares? Corporations can't borrow at the levels they were borrowing at last year to buy shares. The only liquidity, if there is any, is from borrowed funds or Fed pumping and look at the amounts pumped in ... what will everybody say when we stumble: Where'd all the liquidity go? It never was there (at least for the last couple of years) -- it was just a bunch of promissary notes ... consumers and corps alike are about tapped out, IMO. You got a lot of confidence in the crooks, er ... US government and central bankers ... good luck to the bull surviving to the election and pity the fool that is elected. He will be blamed for all the financial flim-flam that has occured in the last couple of years -- just as people have stupidly attributed the seemingly prosperous last few years to BC.