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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (50752)	5/15/2000 1:42:00 PM
From: Jacob Snyder	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 99985

multiple choice test: After the Fed meeting, the market will: A) go up, because the Fed only raised by 1/4%, which was less than expected, and rising interest rates are always bad for stocks. B) go down, because the Fed only raised by 1/4%, and they are behind the inflation curve, and this leaves unfinished business (more raises) for the uncertain future. C) go up, because the Fed raised by 1/2%, and the pain is now (almost all) behind us. D) go down, because the Fed raised by 1/2%, and this means they are really scared about inflation, so we probably still have another 1/2% raise in June, and more beyond. E) go wildly up and down, as the above choices dominate market sentiment in succession, in rotating 30-minute time periods.