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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (18134)	9/8/2001 6:16:54 AM
From: stan_hughes	Respond to of 52237

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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (18134)	9/8/2001 8:57:39 AM
From: Trading Machine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

Gersh, it looks like the rates have been dropping all along from the charts Stan sent in response to you post, no? I can imagine Dubah, or members of the administration are doing all the arm twisting that they can. I assume that they trotted out the CEOs last week to "reafirm" guidance. So when I read your post I kinda assumed that the administration is strong arming the lenders finally and trying to get the rates to come on down to jump start (more) the new home sales. The one thing I haven't seen is my ability to refinance my particular loan on my house at a cheaper rate. So with all the bumps down that AG has given us, I personally haven't seen any, at least in a form that is visible. gg The only thing I keep thinking is that the 300 clams tax rebate he sent me went out for something (multiple times) and since I was withholding 14, I didn't see any change in the paycheck. I just wonder if the tax relief plan will/can turn things around? I dunno. If it does, it looks like it may take many months and perhaps years. BTW I would appreciate it if you and Don would quit flushing now and let us have a little bounce up? Pleeeeeze. gggg Good luck Cu PK