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Thank you for that, and I certainly won't pretend to know why she says what she does. But, coming out and taking what appears to be an overly dovish sentiment, as Franch pointed out, does stick on the crawl a little. Why? Why would she basically negate the rate hike stance she just took? She doesn't need to do that , because the guessing game was working fine to keep markets at least stable. Why now?

All questions that will only be answered when we buy the former fed chairs book, but that's a laugh, because once she's not fed head, no one will give two chits what she says, just ask ole Ben.