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To: The Street who wrote (3087)	4/18/2001 12:56:44 PM
From: tradermike_1999	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

I'm not talking about inflation now I'm talking about inflation a year from now. In 1998 when he flooded the money supply the extra money went into the stock market. A year later Greenspan was raising interest rates because he was afraid that inflation would appear. A year from now he'll be doing the same thing again. The real questions - and the unkown - is where will the economy be by then. What will interest rate hikes do to it and the stock market then?