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To: Casaubon who wrote (11736)	6/1/2007 10:09:12 PM
From: robert b furman	Respond to of 12411

5 % a given and if tech takes on a leadership rotational role with global growth of 3-5% in developed coountries and 7-9%in emerging countries we'll see 7-8 % fed rates in 2-3 years and that's when we leave the bubble stocks and buy 10 year ladders in bonds -not for the yield but for the capital gains plus the yields. JMHO Bob

To: Casaubon who wrote (11736)	6/4/2007 6:52:37 AM
From: Eddy Blinker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12411

anybody have an opinion about the direction of interest rates? Casaubon, AS astute bank watcher you are aware that the direction of interest rates depends on last traded bottomline price which in turn will fork out into countless symbolic directions. The " NOW " element incorporated in digital displayed US Interest rates as hedging tool dictate market reaction. Always. See example for 01.june 2007 bottomline.ie enjoy PERIODIC certainty in Global Money Flow Kind Regards EB