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To: CYBERKEN who wrote (9955)	10/5/1998 8:19:00 AM
From: SEAN007	Respond to of 14347

<BTW, You forgot to mention that everyone's REALLY pissed at the FED for the grossly inadequate .25% cut. A mistake of historical proportions, IMO. What a terrible time for Greenspan and his governors to join the Washington D.C. "Decade of the Coward". > Quite the opposite my friend the bond market responded very nicely to the Fed .25 bp cut. Greenspan has almost always move in .25 increments. The only time he didnt the market killed him. Tell me one place besides the fruit and vegetable aisle where you see inflation? Huge discounts on Japanese Luxury cars, huge discounts every where you go. Low or no inflation, lowest interest rates ever, lowest mortgage rates ever. Count your blessings. Time for the government to put it's borrowing in order. Time for us to pick up bargains of the century. Including RNTK!

To: CYBERKEN who wrote (9955)	10/5/1998 8:21:00 AM
From: Charles T. Russell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14347

Your putting the names Churchill and Reagan in the same sentence puts many of your posts into perspective. You would like another Regan would you? I really hope not. And the Fed cut at a .25, was fine. The markets didn't like it, but that wasn't Greenspans motivation. Another .25 is coming... and one after that. That would be standard and sound monetary policy. The FED doesn't exist to jack up the equity markets.... Also, our man Alan Greenspan was the chairmen of the CEA under your man Reagan... Alan was noted for listening to his "viceral computer"...

To: CYBERKEN who wrote (9955)	10/5/1998 9:33:00 AM
From: chirodoc	Respond to of 14347

<<<BTW, You forgot to mention that everyone's REALLY pissed at the FED for the grossly inadequate .25% cut. A mistake of historical proportions, IMO. problem is that all is done by democracy there are a bunch of folks who still worry about inflation during a deflationary spiral same thing is going on right now in england and germany i still think that the u.s. has a strong economy and if history serves us well we will see rate cuts consistently from now on taking us down at least 100-150 basis points that will be the sign to refinance your house and cringe about the stock market the stocks that have held up the best in my portfolio are the biotechs can you believe it! i hold anik, sepr, and chir they are all still above or where i bought them go figure curtis