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Biotech / Medical : Ligand (LGND) Breakout! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: tonyt who wrote (25725)9/23/1998 6:40:00 PM
From: Cheryl Galt  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 32384
 
Thanks for posting this news, Tony, about how the analysts interpret Greenspan's words. How nice that this bullish interpretation coincided with the biotech road show.

Ligand's price recovered lots today, though I'm still showing paper losses.
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>> GREENSPAN SIGNALED that the Fed is prepared to lower interest rates in response to the effects of the continuing global economic crisis on the U.S. economy.

>> Greenspan Signals That Fed Is Prepared to Lower Rates <<

[Presumably announcing it in the meeting next Tuesday.]
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I like READING Greenspan. He's about the only economist I can understand.
So I like to PRINT and read the original, OUTLINE the main points as if it were a homework assignment (which is the way I read EVERYTHING anyhow), and compare my take with the analysts --then file it.

I'm going to take notes on both takes from now on, and then note what actually happens and when. It should be an interesting experiment for me. (I like experiments. Possibly because I like surprises.)

Here's today's speech by Greenspan, his own words:
Click Testimony and Speeches, the Sept 23 link.
bog.frb.fed.us

Regards,
Cheryl



To: tonyt who wrote (25725)9/23/1998 11:23:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 32384
 
tony, isn't getting all excited about a rate cut when >>the U.S. economy was seeing the "first signs of erosion at the edges, especially in manufacturing" and that "deflationary forces ... are moving in our direction."<< kind of like missing the forest and through the tree?

especially at current high valuations? doesn't seem to be altogether rational.