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To: Mike Buckley who wrote (47385)	10/3/2001 1:09:00 AM
From: techreports	Respond to of 54805

Considering that you apparently have so little regard for my ability to maintain objectivity, I don't understand why you wanted me to answer your questions. Perhaps they were rhetorical. I respect your ability to stay objective if that makes any difference.. "the almost panic monetary policy of the Federal Reserve (the Fed is literally pouring bucket loads of liquidity into the market – a 41.8% compounded rate of change as of last week, and for those who follow the history of monetary policy, that is simply an astounding, perhaps unprecedented, growth rate in modern history for the United States money supply)" Ok, now it is getting a little worrisome that the FED is having to lower rates this much and pump this much money into the economy. Then again, the first cut probably hasn't even worked its when into the economy yet. Next year should be interesting. Why don't we just let 10 million rich foreigners into the country. These wealthy people will probably buy a house (or two), cars, and other things that could help the economy. Americans are usually against letting people become U.S. citizens, but I don't care if they are going to help make the United States a stronger country. A simple solution to our economic problems. I think so anyway.