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To: marc ultra who wrote (814)3/19/2001 2:27:13 AM
From: marc ultra  Respond to of 10065
 
One of he dumbest remarks IMO is by these economists and analysts who say the Fed shouldn't give a bigger rate cut since it will panic or frighten people into thinking things are really bad. What economic theory or history tells us that if the economy needs a certain amount of monetary stimulus you have to give less in order to not frighten people?

Marc



To: marc ultra who wrote (814)3/19/2001 2:32:26 AM
From: Math Junkie  Respond to of 10065
 
Thanks for your comments.

Here is another view of bear markets:

Message 15524090

I haven't been able to find out whose analysis it is. My question on that went unanswered.



To: marc ultra who wrote (814)3/19/2001 2:39:27 AM
From: marc ultra  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 10065
 
Speaking of the market and the Fed this article is in Monday's NYT

nytimes.com



To: marc ultra who wrote (814)3/20/2001 8:07:19 PM
From: Investor2  Respond to of 10065
 
Re: "Perhaps once you've reached that point of calling a bear market, tremendous negative pressures have built up that can only be purged by a punishing bear market before heath can be restored. That may take not only a major readjustment in stock prices but almost always significant time as well."

Good point.

Best wishes,

I2