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Is anyone Bullish? Does anyone think the Fed will lower on

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Here we are in the last two weeks of the year and every where I look on SI I see people giving up or throwing in the towel! IS ANY ONE OUT THERE BULLISH?

Next, is any one thinking as I am that the Fed will lower the rates on the 19th? Seems everyone is thinking the Fed will go nurtral at best on Tue.! I saw Mr. AG go nuetral in his speech a week or so ago, so he could lower the rate Tue. with out a big surprise, am I wrong? If I knew for sure I would not be asking here!

My personal observations are telling me the economy is slowing down at a very fast rate and if the Fed holds off any longer we will see the "R" word next year! There are many things that are showing up too prove the economy is slowing down, but one thing I look at are lumber prices. They are selling at almost 10 year lows and if that is not a sign of things to come I do not know what could be!

Hank

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37	Well I was just about 2 weeks off! No surprise on my part with what the Fed did	McNabb Brothers	-	1/3/2001
36	Because lemming behaviour is entirely predicatable. Next thing you'll be spe	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	12/21/2000
35	How did you know I bought RIMM calls! In fact I put every single penny I had in	McNabb Brothers	-	12/20/2000
34	How you feeling about that Greenspan put that did not save your piker arse this	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	12/20/2000
33	I can't imagine there're lots of cheap bargains on the street right now.	Rolla Coasta	-	12/19/2000
32	Well I guess we know the answer to the question posed by this thread.... NO mor	rocklobster	-	12/19/2000
31	there were no bears, that's the problem for these perma bulls...in their lat	oldirtybastard	-	12/19/2000
30	isnt she a babe Message 15050405	Tim Luke	-	12/19/2000
29	<i>The wall served to keep the bulls in, and the bears out. When bears att	SteveJerseyShore	-	12/19/2000
28	Well looks like Auric was dead on again. Buy more piker stocks!	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	12/19/2000
27	Greg, I'm Canadian and invest mostly in Cdn stocks which aren't usually	Montana Wildhack	-	12/19/2000
26	I have question for anyone that cares to answer it. What will the new high tech	Boplicity	-	12/19/2000
25	the fed cut rates December 19........1995.......http://www.newsday.com/ap/text/n	scotty	-	12/19/2000
24	<< edit >>	robnhood	-	12/19/2000
23	Sir,, Ah ah ah do believe that you see things correctly.	robnhood	-	12/19/2000
22	mortgages almost entirely linked to 10yr TNote yield called mortgage-backed secu	Jim Willie CB	-	12/19/2000
21	seemed like a big mistake last time when greenie kept the tightening bias. then	amadeus	-	12/18/2000
20	One more thing Sir, I'm glad you feel as you do for it is more likely to hap	McNabb Brothers	-	12/18/2000
19	Sir, You have been so wrong on so many things why should anyone listen to you n	McNabb Brothers	-	12/18/2000
18	, I can assure you taht there will be no rate cuts tomorrow>>> is this	Tim Luke	-	12/18/2000
17	As AG, I can assure you taht there will be no rate cuts tomorrow. There is NO LO	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	12/18/2000
16	I think it will be a big mistake if AG and company does not lower the rate tomor	McNabb Brothers	-	12/18/2000
15	The prestige of the FED is on the line. If we go into recession here, it'll	Tom Kearney	-	12/18/2000
14	Is there a relationship between short-term interest rates and mortgage rates? W	sea_biscuit	-	12/18/2000
13	That was the kind of tree that the first stock traders traded under! Hank	McNabb Brothers	-	12/18/2000

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