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To: Patsy Collins who wrote (57)12/19/2001 7:30:26 PM
From: Marty Rubin  Respond to of 167
 
the state of the economy is in the hands of the fed, not some guy in washington. when you lower/raise interest rates, it has an effect on us all. when you lower/raise taxes, some benefit while others see no change. bottom line is that if one wants to have fun, pay attention to what the loosers are saying. but if you want to know where to put your money, follow the fed.

ps
i don't think the fed is as effective. today we have derivatives which can make the fed's job much harder. a company with a hedged position will see no immediate benefit from lower interest rate.



To: Patsy Collins who wrote (57)12/20/2001 10:11:55 AM
From: Wizard  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 167
 
I agree Patsy. I blame Daschle more than the republicans on this one. Alan Greenspan seems to be the only one that understands what counter-cylclical policy is... The economy might be OK here but it might not. Why we are risking this? I have no idea...