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spdpro

09/18/09 5:16 PM

#88153 RE: Two-timer #88152

2 > My 2 cents are not until after the holiday season
and well into 2010, One busted bond sale will trigger
some down. In my view things are too fragile in the
credit world to start a rate hike. Like Foot said in
AM about housing is to me a good read.

I know nothing makes sense anymore.
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omandan

09/18/09 7:47 PM

#88154 RE: Two-timer #88152

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NO, I don't think so. I think they'll leave the market alone & keep going up to let the "people" get some of their lost retirement money back.
Dan

With 7 MILLION JOBs LOST we don't need any rate increases.
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grasshoppah

09/18/09 9:36 PM

#88156 RE: Two-timer #88152

Absolutely not. Economy doesn't even come close to supporting it. Furthermore look at long term bond rates, they are actually coming down now. I do beleive it when the pundits say the Fed in essence follows the market when it comes to rates.
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gloe

09/19/09 1:30 PM

#88161 RE: Two-timer #88152

They won't raise rates, but may hint that they might soon, if X, Y, and Z.

But they have no intention of doing it soon.