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Howard,
An increase in the money supply m3 which includes
m1 and m2( and is therefore a broader base of the total money supply) will not
cause stock prices to go up until the money is used to buy stocks again. If
people remain afraid to buy because of this tremendous decline in stock prices
and the money is spend on other goods and services we could be headed for
inflation instead .Because this is a leading indicator and because of the
extend of the decline the lead time may be greater than normal.Maybe you
can check past lead times since you probably can get this info quicker than
I can.
Dom
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Subject: Re: [RT] current m3 monetary
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Then when is the market
going to stop going down and start going up? Is the increase in money
supply just offsetting huge losses or are there large amounts of cash on
the sidelines to fuel the next rally? I've followed and tracked
money supply numbers for 150 years (no, I'm not that old) and it's
relation to stock price and economic growth is compelling. I'm frankly
surprised that the surge in money supply over the last five months has
done nothing to the stock market. Howard Bernstein To
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