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December 14, 2005
Fed Funds Futures, Sans Dave
Dave's computer has had a major malfunction, and we are trying to get him back in touch with the blogging world. For now, the Fed Funds Futures after Tuesday's meeting:
Were Dave typing, I'm sure he'd tip his virtual hat to the ever-vigilant Erkin Sahinoz for providing the estimates.
For those who want the slides:
Download imp_pdf_slides_for_blog_121305.ppt
UPDATE: I'm back in business, at least temporarily -- and add to that tip o' the hat one to Shadya Yazback, for interrupting her law-school studies to provide this post. (Nice conspiracy theory, Jeff.)
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jeff |
December 14, 2005 at 08:28 PM
interesting that they include the Michigan sentiment number. traders have discounted it as meaningless. survey of 500 households only. it is the best fade trade in the world.
a buddy of mine thinks the fed pulls a fast one at the next meeting and raises by 50 basis points to give bernacke enough breathing room.