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To: John Madarasz who wrote (47288)	4/19/2000 11:30:00 AM
From: pater tenebrarum	Respond to of 99985

John, i think the Fed wants to try to achieve a soft landing, but will find out that there are only two choices: either keep feeding the bubble and let the imbalances grow even further, or allow the big debt and asset bubble wipe-out. i just don't think there's a way to avoid these two potential outcomes. i reserve the right to change my mind on that... btw, i think we're already past the peak of economic growth in this expansion. so if my theory is correct, we should see vastly different economic data over say the next six months or so. oh, btw, at the bottom of Moto's page you find the FOMC activities for last week: Day Action Amount Duration Mon add $6.01b overnight Tue add $6.05b overnight add $2.29b permanent Wed add $5.25b overnight Thu none Fri add $2.01b overnight add $0.94b permanent regards, hb