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To: NOW who wrote (8505)	9/28/2002 11:32:12 AM
From: t2	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 30712

why would that launch the markets? Asset allocation changes. If 2 year bond is at 1.80% and 5, 10 are also hitting low yields, reasonable to assume that money will shift from bonds and into stocks. The companies that pay dividends get bought...and that creates a change reaction which includes "growth" stocks. Not saying it is going to happen...just that the odds have increased. Also note that in July, the 2 year note yield was higher than it is now. On the other hand, the Iraq uncertainty may be working to stop any sort of rally in stocks.