Fed statement
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, Oct 31 2007 01:44 PM
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#1
Posted 31 October 2007 - 01:44 PM
http://bloomberg.com...8...&refer=home
Everything's back to normal. The financial crises in Aug - Never mind, that was a false alarm. Oops, but we left that extra 50 basis points on the table. Use that to continue the bull market. Here's another 25 bps today as a bonus for the good job done on the stock market front. Let the good times continue.
Everything's back to normal. The financial crises in Aug - Never mind, that was a false alarm. Oops, but we left that extra 50 basis points on the table. Use that to continue the bull market. Here's another 25 bps today as a bonus for the good job done on the stock market front. Let the good times continue.
#3
Posted 31 October 2007 - 01:50 PM
http://bloomberg.com...8...&refer=home
Everything's back to normal. The financial crises in Aug - Never mind, that was a false alarm. Oops, but we left that extra 50 basis points on the table. Use that to continue the bull market. Here's another 25 bps today as a bonus for the good job done on the stock market front. Let the good times continue.
i know greenspan is smiling. if bernanke can keep the pig levitated for another year he'll be in the clear .
ed rader
#4
Posted 31 October 2007 - 02:38 PM
I am not adding here, just keeping the same 1/3 holdings, I will add a bit hedge into the closing, today did not resolve much, downside risk for tomorrow
#5
Posted 31 October 2007 - 07:17 PM
Happy days are here again!
US dollar sinks below 1957 record Vs Canadian dollar
and new record low Vs Euro...
Gold just hit $800/oz
I just paid $3.159/gal for gasoline!
I better hurry up and buy all the Christmas presents before
their prices go up much mmore....
Fed just cut 25 basis points and said they don't see a recession cominG!
whew!!
Happy days indeed!
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