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To: ild who wrote (11127)	4/1/2004 7:28:58 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

Fed under Greenspasm has long history wait until symptoms are present ignore all preliminary warning signals be very very slow in changing policy ignore more signals and all advice watch the damage then call it unavoidable this Fed is pathetic we have strong widespread reports that deny that price inflation will stay low which undermine govt reporting statistical systems official stats might have to be massaged forever CPI will be the last place inflation shows up it is coming for those needing a jog in memory... Greenscheiss ignored many warnings in 1999 he kept the money flowing, while he took regal bows then came the bust which of course, he called unavoidable / jim

To: ild who wrote (11127)	4/1/2004 8:03:40 PM
From: ild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

amgdata.com Flows: Mar 31 Small Cap Growth/Value funds report inflows totaling $1.1 Bil, the largest inflow to the sector since 5/1/02; International Equity funds report inflows ($838 Mil) to all Developed and Emerging regions; Technology funds report outflows for the ninth consecutive week; Taxable Bond funds report inflows of $151 Mil with inflows to Flexible funds ($222 Mil) and International & Global Debt funds ($102 Mil) mitigated by outflows from High Yield Corporate Bond funds (-$173 Mil) and Government Bond funds investing in Mortgage-backed securities (-$158 Mil); Money Market funds report outflows totaling -$30.6 billion; Municipal Bond funds report outflows of -$79 million.