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To: Don Green who wrote (24227)	6/17/2020 7:29:34 PM
From: Don Green	Respond to of 51066

I think the Fed has put the U.S. Stock market on opioids to mask the pain of economic collapse and now doesn’t know how to stop the treatment. Each night they pump up - jump starts the futures, but must now realize the stock market has already inflated too much. Will they try to prevent it from going too high, like Sp500 4000 by election? How do they stop it at a time when the FED needs to finance 25T in debt and also try to create inflation to avoid deflation and negative interest rates. It sure reminds me of Japan 1990’s - 2020.