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To: UncleBigs who wrote (64747)	6/28/2006 1:28:32 PM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

It's time for wash, rinse, repeat as Russ says.> Wash, rinse, repeat, is really sputtering. And where are the regulatory guidelines, and where are the bank examiners? The game plan should be to switch for rate increases to checking the housing Bubble via oversight, but not sure if the USD and foreign capital flows will allow that? There will be a rate increase Thursday, been then it will be a long, hot summer afterwards. xanga.com

To: UncleBigs who wrote (64747)	6/28/2006 1:31:03 PM
From: booyaka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

If they pause, I don't think they'll come right out and say so. Doing so would negate the "tough Benny" persona that Bernanke has been working so hard to project. I think they'll keep their options open (i.e., with "data-dependent" verbiage), although they may give some indication that they're more likely to pause. I don't think the stock market situation is as dire as you make it out to be. The market has stabilized after its selloff. I'd say the market is where the Fed wants it (i.e., in solid shape but defrothified). JMO