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To: russwinter who wrote (35588)7/8/2005 10:30:38 AM
From: critical_mass  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110194
 
Do you have any feel for the Fed's choice of liquidity?

TOMOs have been pretty heavy over the past week, but the TIOs have completely disappeared as there has not been an auction since June 24.

fms.treas.gov

On the securities lending front, the 12 month high was hit on June 30 when there was over $9.5 billion lent out in one day.

ny.frb.org

Even though TIOs are controlled by Treasury, it seems that those auctions would be coordinated with the Fed's other ops.

But why use TIOs versus Securities Lending versus TOMO?



To: russwinter who wrote (35588)7/8/2005 10:55:07 AM
From: Ramsey Su  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 110194
 
San Diego sales data as reported by MLS

					
	2004		2005		% change
	closed	DOM	closed	DOM	
Jan-04	2612	41	2610	58	-0.1%
Feb-04	3017	36	2666	58	-11.6%
Mar-04	4095	30	4211	53	2.8%
Apr-04	4276	26	4059	50	-5.1%
May-04	3992	23	3909	47	-2.1%
Jun-04	4480	22	3575	45	-20.2%
Jul-04	4100	25			-100.0%
Aug-04	4003	30			-100.0%
Sep-04	3825	35			-100.0%
Oct-04	3519	41			-100.0%
Nov-04	3301	46			-100.0%
Dec-04	3303	54			-100.0%


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