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To: Zeev Hed who wrote (80932)	7/29/2001 5:01:06 AM
From: ig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

Actually, when it becomes clear that the Fed has stopped cutting, it is more likely to trigger the start of a serious bull market, not the end of a nascent bull market. Why (I hear you ask)? As long as it appears that rates can still go lower, as long as it appears that Greenspan is saving a few more .25 rate cuts for a rainy day, those in charge of big-ticket capital investments are going to keep their checkbooks holstered. When the Fed makes it clear that money is a cheap as it is going to get for a long time -- and in fact may soon start to become more expensive -- THEN those checkbooks will come out blazing. ig