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To: Andrew who wrote (930)	8/17/2003 8:41:41 PM
From: glenn_a	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1379

Hi Andrew. Those charts are things of beauty ... though no real comments for now. You may find the following article from Prudent Bear this past week of interest, comparing 1987 to today: prudentbear.com Also, it's not a history of treasuries back to 1900, but the following article (again from prudentbear.com ) does provide some interesting historical context for Central Banking rate cuts in post-bubble contractions, going back to the early 1700's (i.e. after the creation of the first modern-day central bank, the Bank of England in the 17th century). prudentbear.com Finally, Doug Noland's Credit Bubble Bulletin this week was also a beauty. prudentbear.com Regards, Glenn