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To: donald sew who wrote (969)2/23/2001 3:14:18 PM
From: adcpres  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
DON: I doubt anything solid as math was used. Like reading the weather -- 60% chance of rain or was that 40% chance of no rain? Unfortunately, statistical concepts are the most abused branch of mathematics. Makes one sound like an expert I suppose.

ZTRIN below .75 and up/down vol improved. RALLY ON! GH



To: donald sew who wrote (969)2/23/2001 3:18:05 PM
From: Paul Shread  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
>>Commenting on the quality of an analysis not whether right or wrong. Shoot, the last time I did that - well you know.<<

LOL. I think it's time we got out and took a spin in your menopause mobile. ;-)



To: donald sew who wrote (969)2/23/2001 3:27:50 PM
From: TRINDY  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
Don--In case you haven't figured it out by now, Wayne pulls his probability numbers out of his you know what. He is a know-nothing out of a small Kansas bank, not to denigrate small Kansas banks. He'll do anything to get on the air.

Cheers!



To: donald sew who wrote (969)2/23/2001 4:03:33 PM
From: Challo Jeregy  Respond to of 52237
 
John Pitera post -

I've got the major uptrend line in the NASD @ 2050 or so. 2000 should be psychological
support as well.

-----Next week's economic indicators are led by consumer confidence in importance.
Greenspan's emphasis on confidence as a leading indicator for the economy
leaves it as a key policy guide as the 7% Feb drop in the Michigan sentiment
index clearly sets the tone. The Chicago PMI and NAPM later in the week are
expected to edge higher but remain at levels consistent with the sectoral recession.
Strong retail sales will lift January personal consumption as durable goods orders also
reflect the downturn in investment and the dire straits in the factory sector-----

---------The federal funds futures market is pricing in much stronger odds for another
50 bp policy ease at the March 20 meeting. The 5.26% effective rate the March
contract is pricing suggests a move before the FOMC meeting date as the rate
more than builds in a 50 bp ease given the late timing of the meeting. The April
contract prices funds at 4.99% with odds slightly over 100% for the 50 bp move. Some
of the hype which rebuilt expectations for a third consecutive 50 bp ease came from
an analysis firm which times an intermeeting move with the release of the
Conference Board's consumer confidence index on Feb 27.

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