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To: TobagoJack who wrote (21595)	8/25/2007 12:40:31 AM
From: energyplay	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217910

Well the problem is the FED is slowly opening the liquidity door, not throwing it wide open - yet. The wide open time may be a weeks or months in the future, and or the may find creative ways to keep the new money from moving to hard asset prices immediately. "Helicopter" Ben talks an inflationary game, but may be tighter with money than "EZ Al Greenspan K.B.E.". Greenspan talked restraint but would turn the taps wide open. One thing the might be done along the lines that Pimco's Bill Gross, is that a specific bailout of the at risk sub-prime mortgages could be shortly followed by general tightening of money, so as to not inflate asset prices or bailout over leveraged hedge funds.