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To: TimF who wrote (35706)	6/2/2009 12:46:03 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71588

Re: "Delaying tactics", are not a significant issue here. (Fortunately.) Re: [B) Depends. No doubt the very anticipation of mega-money being deployed in the economy produces an immediate stimulative effect --- as investors and business persons almost immediately begin ACTING ON] "At the current rate, or double the current rate, or even triple, it doesn't amount to mega money on the scale of our economy." Your reply is ignoring the very point that I was making which immediately preceded it: the psychological effect among market participants, investors, business, and general consumer confidence of ANTICIPATION of the surety of that stimulus money rolling into the economy over the course of this year and next. (As exampled by the almost immediate change of direction in markets after markets.)