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To: Enigma who wrote (50511)	3/18/2000 3:40:00 PM
From: Alex	Respond to of 116816

<<Clearly, the last thing the economy needs right now is for the over-zealous US financial sector to take on additional leverage and create more liquidity for the household and corporate sectors. The risk is simply too great to allow only more extreme leverage to develop within the acutely vulnerable financial sector. Instead, the goal should be a slower and more balanced economy, not the perpetuation of the bubble. As such, the Fed needs higher market interest rates and lower stock prices to temper dangerously overheated demand. However, financial markets are not cooperating, with Treasury yields sinking and stock prices surging. Sure, this is playing into the hands of the stock operators. But it should now be apparent to the Fed and anyone paying attention, that this has become a very dangerous game ? one not easy to control. Clearly, the Fed has its work cut out as it attempts to let air out of this momentous bubble slowly. >> more........... prudentbear.com