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To: shades who wrote (95891)	11/30/2007 8:33:27 AM
From: ChanceIs	Respond to of 306849

>>> serial sucker's rallies occurred in 2001: the economy entered in a recession in March 2001 but the S&P 500 index rallied by a whopping 18% in April and May <<< Excellent point. A FED cut is not a guarantee for happiness. Nor is it an effective put. It seems to me that at best it merely delays the inevitable... THE MARKET CRASHED REAL HARD IN OCTOBER '02 . The more I look at the FED, the more I think the heroin analogy is appropriate. You always need a little bigger hit to get the same high, and it wears of more quickly. All the time the user gets more strung out and closer to death.