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Nothing like a swift kick to the crotch to start of the day....As soon as Tim Wood is done with his Barf Bag, could someone please forward it this way......

I heard Tim Wood's figure on Puplava recently, and scribbled it down somewhere, and I think we violated it on the upside today. Do you know, however, whether he relies on closing figures, as opposed to intraday violations?

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2nd action....

 

Temporary Open Market Operations for October 09, 2003

 

Delivery date: Thursday, October 09, 2003

Maturity date: Friday, October 10, 2003

The Desk has entered the market announcing: O/N RP 1

 

 

Treasury

Collateral

Operation Agency

Collateral

Operation Mortgage-Backed

Collateral

Operation

Weighted Average Rate

.974 1.007 N/A

Stop Out Rate (Lowest Rate Accepted) .960 1.000 N/A

Highest Rate Submitted .990 1.010 1.000

Lowest Rate Submitted .940 .960 .960

Total Propostions Submitted (in $bil.) 12.700 6.250 1.850

Total Propositions Accepted (in $bil.) 5.538 .212 .000

 

Total Money Value of Operation (in $bil.) 5.75

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bubbleII is alive and well until further notice. However I think this one ends with a bang not a whimper. Every mo mo out there thinks they can get out before it heads south, ( as the aftereffects of bubble I are still very fresh), will the exits be that accomadative?

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bubbleII is alive and well until further notice. However I think this one ends with a bang not a whimper. Every mo mo out there thinks they can get out before it heads south, ( as the aftereffects of bubble I are still very fresh), will the exits be that accomadative?

I guess you could call me Mo Mo Mouse! :lol:

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As good as it gets at the banks....??

 

UPDATE 3-SunTrust Banks 3rd-qtr profit falls 3 pct

 

(Adds details throughout)

By Jonathan Stempel

NEW YORK, Oct 9 (Reuters) - SunTrust Banks Inc. ,

the No. 10 U.S. bank by assets, on Thursday said third-quarter

profit fell 3 percent as costs rose, margins shrank and

mortgage production declined.

The Atlanta-based bank said net income fell to $331.6

million, or $1.18 per share, from $343 million, or $1.20 per

share, a year earlier. SunTrust is the first big U.S. bank to

report third-quarter results, and is considered a bellwether

for the sector.

Revenue excluding securities gains rose 5 percent to $1.39

billion despite stagnant corporate loan demand and a 61 percent

drop in mortgage production fees from the second quarter.

Noninterest expense, such as salaries and equipment, rose

11 percent from a year earlier to $859.9 million. It rose just

0.4 percent from the prior quarter, excluding the purchase of

Lighthouse Community Bank and low-cost housing provisions, the

bank said.

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bubbleII is alive and well until further notice. However I think this one ends with a bang not a whimper. Every mo mo out there thinks they can get out before it heads south, ( as the aftereffects of bubble I are still very fresh), will the exits be that accomadative?

In the 4-year cycle, 2003 is analogous to 1999. But it is also analogous to 1987.

 

Both those years featured pullbacks in the autumn. The one in 1987 was bigger, though.

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