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The article I posted states that the working group is
comprised of Fed officials as well as officials of the SEC and NYSE. I
suppose Hull could have been acting at their behest but I wouldn't know for
sure.
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Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 11:16
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Subject: RE: [RT] General - pension fund
buy programs
In 1987 that wasn't the fed. It was Blair Hull of
Hull trading. Eventhough there are always rumors about Fed action in
equities that would be anillegal act. Section 20 banks. It has
been more liberalized, but the Fed.could not be in on the equity
side.
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