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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (48865)11/14/2001 1:49:19 AM
From: Mike Buckley  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 54805
 
Killing the 30 year bond was a brilliant move (or so Merlin says).

Maybe it would be helpful for me to explain what Merlin really said. :) He said that it was a move he wouldn't have thought of. He said that so long as the inflation rate remains relatively low, the government can borrow money using much shorter time frames than 30-year vehicles without getting overly whipsawed. He also said that if 30-year borrowing becomes advantageous in the future, there's no reason the government can't re-instate the long bond five or ten years from now. But he never said it was a brilliant move. :)

--Mike Buckley



To: Uncle Frank who wrote (48865)11/14/2001 6:18:37 AM
From: paul_philp  Respond to of 54805
 
Current climatic conditions won't allow one to form, tekboy.

Just to be contrarian, there is one tornado in progress. The Flat Panel Display tornado. Companies in that tornado are Genesis Microchip, PixelWorks.

Paul


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