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To: Think4Yourself who wrote (109090)	3/11/2008 2:43:58 PM
From: Smiling Bob	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

They want to convince the viewers that they have complete control and have the ability to maintain stability in the markets and the economy eg. "We have lots of tools at our disposal." edit Afterburners kicking in.+300

To: Think4Yourself who wrote (109090)	3/11/2008 3:09:31 PM
From: The Wharf	Respond to of 306849

biz.yahoo.com Financial stocks were the biggest movers after the announcement, as many major investment banks dipped to yearly lows in recent days amid concerns about liquidity. The central bank's plan basically allows Wall Street's biggest institutions to put up troubled assets as collateral for loans, use the new capital to make money in the market, and then pay back the loan up to 28 days later. It helps the houses that represent the stocks so debt can continue and can be increased. The only problem i see is the the question of people who are suppose to continue to maintain stocks with their purchase ability. At the same time you have a dollar policy that demands inflation. I do not think people can. I could be wrong by the retailers are not increasing in numbers but decreasing. Pocket book US is limited.