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To: pass pass who wrote (49894)3/12/2001 11:44:27 PM
From: Jacob Snyder  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 77400
 
There are several arrows in the quiver:

1. rate cuts
2. increasing liquidity
3. tax cuts

And, last but not least, there is:
4. time. Even if they didn't do any of the above, at some point supply would come back into balance with demand (for chips, telecom gear, and everything else), stock valuations would get reasonable enough to start pulling in the sideline money, and banks would lend money to real businesses with real products, making real profits.



To: pass pass who wrote (49894)3/12/2001 11:55:49 PM
From: DiB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 77400
 
> I wonder if Greenspan has asked himself what if the market ignores him this time.
If he cares about the markets, then he'll cut 100 bps and will be done with the cuts for the 1st half of 2001. The problem is that he doesn't care, that's why getting 75 bps will be a blessing.

JMHO.


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