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To: NOW who wrote (5004)	12/6/2001 6:05:07 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 36161

Stock bulls normally are accompanied by rising market rates. But not the kind of surge we have seen recently. Especially after the spectacular failure of the Treasury's blatant attempt to manipulate long rates lower.

To: NOW who wrote (5004)	12/6/2001 6:06:37 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Right. Nor is the pre Y2K crank job by the Fed going to be analogous in it's effects on our stock markets as far into next year as Jake seems to think. In terms of the global economy, we had the wind at our backs going into Y2K. This time it's a 2000 pound monkey on our back. That alone is huge vis a vis our stock markets staying power. And there's many many more tenants to the bear case. Post following this one will cut and paste an excellent piece I saw last night on another thread but didn't have time to put up here then. Anyhow, IMO Jake's way over stating the staying power of this rally. He's been listening to Zev too much<lol> Isopatch