Forget about a rate cut !

Quote from Ivanovich:

Oh stop it with the "It's Greenie's fault!" mantra.
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Quote from S2007S:

anyone who is expecting a rate cut is dreaming in fantasy land because its not happening, these bulls are looking for another catalyst to drive these markets higher, that is the only thing they have right now is a pathetic rate cut. If anything they will be raising rates before cutting them. With those type of PPI #'s im surprised they dont raise rates to an even 6%.

I think rate cut is coming this summer due to housing numbers.
 
Quote from sobemark:

nothing can help the housing market ..

Can or cannot is not the question, will the fed try?

Quote from dhpar:

how cutting fed funds help housing market?

what is the purpose of the rate cut?
 
Quote from balda:

I think rate cut is coming this summer due to housing numbers.

Of course we're all speculating here, but seeing that we are, I might as well throw my guess in as well.

I think the Fed won't help housing. I believe they understand it is an asset bubble that needs to have the air let out, and it is too far underway to change the speed in which the air is being let out. I think it's a grin and bear it situation.
 
Quote from Ivanovich:

Of course we're all speculating here, but seeing that we are, I might as well throw my guess in as well.

I think the Fed won't help housing. I believe they understand it is an asset bubble that needs to have the air let out, and it is too far underway to change the speed in which the air is being let out. I think it's a grin and bear it situation.

I second on that.
 
serious question. a rate cut or a series of them does stimulate the economy by providing cheaper money.

But, by all reports there is tons of money out there looking for a home.

And a rate cut might not have the effect or lowering the 10 yr or 30 yr yield.

A rate cut might have an effect on two year arms and the like. But to have an impact on housing it would have to be a couple points along with a easing of restrictions on subprime lending.
 
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