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I agree no cut today. Tuesday will defiantly be a cut but how big. Sounds like BSC was on the ropes after Friday and the Fed told them to get'r done before Asian markets open on Sunday night. JPM was the only bidder that stayed in there and low balled the hell out of them and got a $30B backfill from the Fed.
CNBC is make a good point now about how do you believe Lehman and the other about their liquidity. First time they made sense.
Make no mistake this was a bailout of all primary lenders. One point I heard was Mutual Fund lend money overnight to investment banks like BSC. If BSC went BK the ripple effect would be huge. The margin calls to make up the lost capital would be huge. Global house of cards.
One more thing, the Fed could give less than a rats ass about inflation right now. We are in panic mode to save the banks. This is going to make it take longer to recover and the banks will not jump into lending with both feet. IMO, this will be a very prolonged recovery.
I'm on the fence about the jump into equities this morning. From a chart view 1200 is on the horizon and with the volatility we could rally the end of the day and sell off tomorrow when the Fed announces its statement.
CNBC is make a good point now about how do you believe Lehman and the other about their liquidity. First time they made sense.
Make no mistake this was a bailout of all primary lenders. One point I heard was Mutual Fund lend money overnight to investment banks like BSC. If BSC went BK the ripple effect would be huge. The margin calls to make up the lost capital would be huge. Global house of cards.
One more thing, the Fed could give less than a rats ass about inflation right now. We are in panic mode to save the banks. This is going to make it take longer to recover and the banks will not jump into lending with both feet. IMO, this will be a very prolonged recovery.
I'm on the fence about the jump into equities this morning. From a chart view 1200 is on the horizon and with the volatility we could rally the end of the day and sell off tomorrow when the Fed announces its statement.