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To: Hydroshock
We saw part of the bail out yesterday. The ECB and the Fed stepped in and flooded the market with money.

Maintaining target rates isn't a bail out.

21 posted on 08/10/2007 6:22:50 AM PDT by Moonman62 (The issue of whether cheap labor makes America great should have been settled by the Civil War.)
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To: Moonman62

Yes it is. They should have let the market sort itself out.


22 posted on 08/10/2007 6:25:59 AM PDT by Hydroshock ("The Constitution should be taken like mountain whiskey -- undiluted and untaxed." - Sam Ervin)
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To: Moonman62

Time to buy calls on the cheap........

Fed fund futures point to emergency Fed rate cut

By Steve Gelsi
Last Update: 7:56 AM ET Aug 10, 2007

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Fed fund future prices suggest the U.S. Federal Reserve will be forced to do an emergency inter-meeting rate cut within the next week, Merrill Lynch analyst Joseph B. Shatz said in a note to clients late Thursday. Fed Funds futures appear to be pricing in a substantial risk that the Fed may make the move after a series of recent events, including a move by the European Central Bank to inject $130 billion into banks. On Friday, the European Central Bank injected 61 billion euros ($84 billion) in a tender auction.


23 posted on 08/10/2007 6:26:47 AM PDT by Orange1998
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To: Moonman62

Yes they meet the target rate but had to flood the market to do it.


27 posted on 08/10/2007 6:31:29 AM PDT by Orange1998
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