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To: c_hl who wrote (9577)	2/8/2006 4:20:12 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12411

Me neither, but it's better not to try to understand anything, just take the signals as they come... GZ

To: c_hl who wrote (9577)	2/8/2006 7:38:24 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12411

ny.frb.org It's simple - every time the market dips, the Fed prints. The $$$ injected in bonds immediately flows into stocks, through huge 10,000-15,000 SP e-mini contracts per minute purchases. So, gold is up 35% in a year, perhaps, means we have a double-digit inflation. 3 biggest 1 day rallies in the past year have been during or immediately before Fed's printing. This includes the previous big rally - occured on a double coupon pass (you can look up the previous coupon passes on the same site, and compare to the time for the previous market bottom). I can bet tomorrow they will likely print again, and so the SP will be up a bit again. Looks like the markets could be rigged. Liquidity is all it is about.