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To: Les H who wrote (90270)	9/24/2007 12:12:03 PM
From: BWAC	Respond to of 306849

<Wish they would all shut up and just do the 8 board meetings annually.> But if they shut the f up, they wouldn't be able to build their notoriety for the big bucks on the speaker circuit. Got to have your priorities straight ya know. <NG> You'll note how Greenspan used the turoil of the last few weeks to self promote himself and his book. Irresponsible.

To: Les H who wrote (90270)	9/24/2007 12:13:43 PM
From: SeaViewer	Respond to of 306849

The weak dollar must get their nerves. The market is laughing at those clowns now. They lost their last tiny bit credibility on 9/18.

To: Les H who wrote (90270)	9/25/2007 12:07:12 AM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Describing himself as a "compulsive worrier about inflation," Mr. Fisher nevertheless said he believes that there was enough "wiggle room" for the Fed to lower interest rates. He's also betting that North Texas will fare better in the current housing slowdown. "We didn’t have the kind of inflationary bubble you had elsewhere in real estate," said Mr. Fisher, pointing to U.S. states like California and Nevada that had steep home price appreciation. dallasnews.com There's always inflation everywhere else than under your nose. If it benefits you, then it's not inflation.