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N9020A MXA Signal Analyzer, 10 Hz to 26.5 GHz
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Functionality - See the latest enhancements
- 10 Hz to 3.6, 8.4, 13.6, or 26.5 GHz; internal preamplifier options up to 26.5 GHz
- 25 MHz (standard); 40, 85, 125 or 160 MHz analysis bandwidth
- Fast sweep capability ships standard with new instruments (requires Option B40 or DP2 or MPB)
- Real-time spectrum analyzer capabilities with 100% probability of intercept for signal duration as short as 3.57 µs
- ±0.23 dB absolute amplitude accuracy
- -114 dBc/Hz phase noise at 10 kHz offset; +20 dBm third order intercept (TOI)
- -166 dBm displayed average noise level (DANL) with preamplifier
- -78 dB W-CDMA ACLR dynamic range (with noise correction on)
Measurement applications & software
- Supports >25 measurement applications, covering cellular communication, wireless connectivity, digital video and general purpose
- Advanced analysis of more than 75 signal formats, software runs inside the MXA with 89600 VSA software
- MATLAB data analysis software for general purpose data analysis, visualization, and measurement automation.
- Agilent's PowerSuite one-button power measurements included as standard
Automation & communication interface
- LXI class C compliant, SCPI and IVI-COM
- USB 2.0, 1000Base-T LAN, GPIB
- Programming remote language compatibility with PSA, 8566/68, and 856x
- Common X-Series user interface / Open Windows 7 operating system (standard)
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The MXA is designed to accelerate the development of new wireless devices for quick delivery to manufacturing and the marketplace. It has the versitility to easily adapt to your evolving test requirements by addressing multiple formats, generations and devices.
Real-time spectrum analyzer capability can be added as an upgrade to new and exisiting MXAs to help you capture and understand the most elusive signals in an increasingly complex signal environment. Coupled with 160 MHz of wideband analysis bandwidth, the MXA allows you to make accurate analysis of next-generation wireless communications and connectivity signals.
The N9020A MXA signal analyzer is a member of the X-Series spectrum analyzers, which is an evolutionary approach to signal analysis that spans instrumentation, measurements and software. It gives you the flexibility to satisfy your business and technical requirements across multiple products and programs - now and in the future.
What's New
- Improved phase noise & up to 50 times faster sweep available on MXA & EXA
- 160 MHz bandwidth & real-time spectrum analysis now on MXA signal analyzer
- 3-year instrument warranty is now standard
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The sixth annual Bob Carlson Bulldog Basketball golf outing will be held on Friday, July 23rd at the Kirksville Country Club. In addition to the outing, the team will dedicate the new "Willard Sims Locker Room" as part of the weekend festivities.
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Abstract: Objectives: The aim of this study is to compare the success rate obtained when applying either a calcium hydroxide (Dycal) base or a zinc oxide-eugenol (Kalzinol) base following the traditional ferric sulfate pulpotomy. Methods: Patients were either treated in the chair or under general anaesthesia. All teeth had to have radiographic evidence of caries close to the pulp. After haemostasis was achieved with damp cotton pellets, ferric sulfate was applied to the pulpal stumps. Half of the cases then received a Dycal base followed by a cured layer of Vitrebond and a permanent amalgam restoration. The other half of the cases received a base of zinc oxide-eugenol (Kalzinol) followed by an amalgam restoration. The cases were followed up every 6 months for one year (ie. 2 follow-up visits). Radiographs were taken at each follow-up visit. Results: Overall, teeth treated with Dycal demonstrated a higher failure rate when compared with those that received the Kalzinol base. Abscess formation and internal resorption were the most common causes of failure. Even though the Kalzinol base demonstrated greater success, there were still quite a few failures. Conclusion: This study demonstrates that calcium hydroxide cannot be recommended as a medicament in primary tooth pulpotomies. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/415 Files in this item: 1
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Elephant Seals at San Simeon. Not enough zoom on my camera for any close-ups.
These pictures were taken on a very cold, rainy, dreary day at Moonstone Beach in Cambria, and though we were chilly, we had a great time in this beautiful area. Wish the sun had been shining though, so my pictures would have shown up a little better.
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Sun trying to peek through in nearby Cayucos.
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This will be a bit of an art dump, recent & old.
No real order. Crit away!
I've ben told my main downfall is using black too much and textures in the wrong places and too early.
My attempts at matte painting
Painted in an afternoon with my friend helping my break my bad habbits!
Got a new hair brush so made this guy
1hr Speed paint
Very old attempt at a more cartoony style
Speed paint of Mr Maul
Paintover of a friends 3d mountain scene, added i the characters, snow and the buildings at the back
Speed study of cave looking at tone and light
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Residents who are holding onto winning tickets from the N.C. Education Lottery's instant scratch-off games have until Thursday to collect the prizes.
Lottery officials announced the end of the 12 instant-win games in November, according to a news release from lottery officials.
State policy says anyone holding a winning ticket has 90 days to claim his prize, the release said.
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Bias Bash: Targeting Romney's wealth
Jim Pinkerton weighs in on the media's rationalizing the media's focus on Romney's wealth
May 25, 2012
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And maybe we can talk more about how the media is treating.
All of the can't it's not only the two candidates right now that were mostly talking about obviously with the president and Romney but -- candidates as well that sort of compare.
I mean we can compare I had in the bias -- spirit take the way they covered Mitt Romney and for me John Kerry in 2004 yes.
And and Mitt Romney 2012 and the media creatures -- -- as we figured it out and calculated that the -- the mainstream media have done thirteen times more coverage.
Mitt Romney's wealth.
And John Kerry's and is as Brian Williams who probably himself not for them said Mitt -- as well as well unimaginable well.
John Kerry has about ten times as much money is Romney does and that wasn't unimaginable.
Eight years ago and I think that's -- that's pretty biased.
And I think there's nothing wrong with having -- -- FDR had about JFK -- well.
No president has been more let's let's be honest here I mean every president.
And I don't think it's possible for them not to get into the White House about having money these days at least the athlete in the past -- grant became -- -- dropping it in current yeah current terms.
I mean I think that the issue -- Romney is that he's made his business career and his alleged job creation in the heart of this campaign.
So I think it's only fair to examine how did -- get this well from what what was his performance like.
And he he has brought it up himself I think you look at the past presidents I.
Over the past candidates at least I mean.
Surely there could be some by as Iowa I wouldn't deny that.
Because Romney has made his business performance the part of his campaign I think it's only fair -- -- I I don't dispute that I think is probably fair to look at everything being capitalism however that -- -- knew what the media sees you jumping on in contrast to Kerry is how he made how much money -- -- as an aggregate how many houses he has Ottawa and they where I mean look who knows what.
How Heinz -- did the pastor frankly what the Kerry family did -- the last hundred years to make them an imminent.
What we don't know there's there's no -- it always always always me right now as of how much money Romney has.
And in contrast to carry.
And I think that just shows again.
It was -- it was a given that Kerry Wood rationing care about it too given that Romney admission that you hear about it and that beat me it didn't method is a different as a second -- -- -- -- that.
But I'm sure that it releases -- -- this -- That that seemed to provoke a lot of coverage.
With them and I don't understand military course Kerry believes is some in his -- show about the same percentage of income tax.
Nobody -- -- in the fact that.
That Romney won't release them.
I don't think over Iraq so Kerry never released his wife's tax cuts for the money is -- -- he -- clearly living off of that would improve the living off her.
And silver you think her money would be an issue and she said of course I'm not I'm not I can raise American release my tax returns and the -- okay fine whatever reasons here.
Yeah John -- from January to April 2004 ABC and CBS.
Evening news shows only mention carries while -- NBC didn't mention that carries finances.
Or his wife's well at all.
Which I mean we always talk about the well.
Mostly though it does seem that we only really focus on the -- of the Republicans for some reason is -- only because of their position on taxes.
I think part of -- passively I mean that there could be disparity won't.
You know or you're gonna -- well look but remember that point very different bargaining on there as well but think about that -- -- -- personal.
-- didn't get it.
On the show there is I mean you you well that's kind of change though -- the -- 1% -- 99% that was an even in the popular lexicon for years ago and now it's it's the biggest thing we're talking about.
So the fact that he is so critical for us to talk so much about one one candidates wealth and not the other just because you're a Republican and the other -- a Democrat others -- a country that clearly had a ton of money and his wife that he -- and I clarity and when he put his house up for mortgage in his campaign that was discussed in the millions for it from that.
And in his wealth was discussed a lot.
But it look at that on the site -- as -- study and closing thirteen times more there's thirteen times more coverage given 22.
Two Mitt Romney's well they would probably just reeks of them you look at the -- -- he always feeling that you.
He looks like he is mr.
1% of you give -- Casting we want better -- -- -- awesome all right.
I listen I think -- -- you're carrying a bitter.
So I didn't want to add an extra look at where it landed those you know 400 dollar haircut got -- And now I think he goes to I think cuts.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- And -- doesn't really look that much different but that's beside the point.
So I mean so I guess it in me and I mean is well going to -- -- huge factor in this election I mean we were just talking about the fact that when it.
Mitt Romney and -- -- poor neighborhood he's not well received -- I guess that's up a poor.
And what a bunch of black neighborhood men think he -- to -- for appellation neighborhood -- Have on the shoulders to see these in his in his states like West Virginia and and it's Kentucky and our Qatar where you know.
Prisoners are beating -- nearly beating -- the primary shows you how.
I'm partners look.
I think that the big issue here is going to be the economy and -- and the Obama campaign is gonna try and go negative on that's why they use.
-- -- by talking -- -- mentioning around me by name and pounding winds is only Memorial Day and their poverty act are trying to.
I think it shows that the Obama campaign realizes his weakness on economic performance and therefore trying to shift the argument to.
Romney and -- patients capital that's a great point.
And it is is the Obama camp I -- is Obama's campaign.
Seeing desperate and that their economic record isn't that great -- economic record ever for our people I can't let it get remember -- the final so final month of the Bush Administration we lost 741000.
Jobs -- that trend that continued we get 27% unemployment.
That's very hard to make the argument that we -- been and it could tap a catastrophic situation and Great Depression it's a nuanced argument to make but -- happens to be the truth.
Demi we were falling off a -- So is eight point 1% unemployment is that -- -- that's too -- But is it significantly better that would have been under president McCain route or you know when bush had -- I continue to spend their -- -- -- President Obama has come out and attacks.
Mitt Romney.
And called him essentially an out of touch -- Democrat -- of his prescriptions for the economy would reverse the fragile game the last couple of years and I -- -- quote.
Someone on the Obama campaign who basically said that there may be value in that kind of experience but it's not in the White House mr.
Obama told supporters at the -- -- -- on Thursday -- that he used to.
That he used this setting to -- that Romney.
About a controversial comment he made here during the primaries and I want to quote the world.
View that governor Romney gain in private finance he said explains why the laughs when he visited these very same they have fairgrounds he.
Famously declared that corporations are people so they're trying to say that Mitt Romney is out of touch.
How -- convinced that the war neighborhood that he is now starting to visit that he's not out.
I'll give you one example and that is the Keystone Pipeline.
-- some 520000 jobs right away.
And it's a larger signal that we wanted to develop energy in North America and so on and and then there's a lot of other shale oil places all over America.
That's the Obama EPA is busy trying to crush and including -- well.
And so there's real jobs for real people.
I read somewhere in the lead in the starting salary from oilfield worker in taxes including where they go from in Wyoming and Alaska overalls and North Dakota is 60000 dollars.
That's pretty good for somebody coming out as with a -- to execute -- now -- your job and President Obama and his EPA's seem to be against.
The growth of those jobs in -- brownies for which he is I think he's got a pretty good argument lot of places.
Well I mean that they have a keystone has -- -- -- brought up again and again and again but there is a reasonably if we care about the environment.
We actually care about the potential for for what that could you do it.
Look everyone wants more jobs and we could -- You know pay people to go out litter as well that would create jobs that would be terrible for the environment.
And I think it is a judgment was made that that was true keystone as well I think Romney's problem is.
His prescription for the economy is it's in the same old song it's more tax cuts for those who wealthier and it actually increases the deficit.
Unless you buy this magical.
You know.
Spurred the economy and -- -- To the this doesn't work back off on the whole tax cut extension policy I mean it you know President Obama did extend the bush era tax cuts even reluctantly because he swore he wouldn't have been changed -- that.
Whatever president goes into office is going to have to deal with that.
I think Democrats are backing -- their tax increase files I mean that the look at -- look at the last few days if different from the two tax would be -- making over 250 to the taxpayers over a million.
And -- they're realizing that it like a soft economy.
You don't raise taxes.
Well you -- -- that wants it I mean the best thing we can do.
Would be to not raise taxes immediately.
Let's set it up so that two or three years down the line attack the long term right -- the name mean in the meanwhile though that the talking point Buffett rule -- while the last few months has evaporated because -- realizing that they can't raised in the short run and what -- what two years now who knows but right with the election is six months away.
In -- in six months from now nobody's been talking marry an accident anybody I guarantee it and both sides well I act I disagree and I think we're gonna see a lot.
The buffet rule examples attacks attacks.
Tax loopholes for corporate jet owners and things have to strike most Americans is fundamentally it's -- Corporate jet owners you know I mean and anatomy and yeah -- -- it is -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- however believe -- It from a -- economic point of view that if we get the bush tax as a -- we keep the room rates low and nobody will care about what they do a corporate -- and if you get owners alone nobody at -- it -- anyone out there -- -- wants to rest this reelection campaign helps on the on the evening.
Corporate jet mechanics unemployed like to do with the book tax you know twenty years ago OK -- -- by corporate jets that they didn't have that axle and edit it.
It it just it isn't that the Republican leadership can't even agree I think -- and corporate yet loopholes.
It it's just it's my problem is there any kind of rhetoric whatsoever of the Republican leadership that it wouldn't.
I think to be honest probably -- In terms of -- of the way to -- -- the Grover -- tax -- is -- they're -- -- what's -- look look look look look -- -- look at the way that the public schools operate.
Who can look at the way the general services that that was the way the Pentagon operates and Nazi -- perhaps.
Well there's certainly room for -- inspection -- the considering how much we spend compared to the rest of the world.
But -- is there waste of course but the fact that the Republicans running for president couldn't even agree on a ten to one ratio.
-- cuts to that it.
Tax increases associated -- -- -- the Ronald Reagan couldn't be you Republican if it I think the history of all those tax deals is and never kept I was around for two of have the Reagan tax deal of 82 in the bush tax deal of ninety.
And in both cases that deals and whenever -- adhered to the so.
Video I'd much prefer to take take -- -- when you don't make it nine -- -- attend one.
That might that might happen probably wouldn't frankly a bit of my enemy you noticed even all these deals are -- what you might you've seen in the -- austerity package to shift -- you're slightly.
We -- read the financed candidate.
That the that the banks -- -- of meets another hundred billion euros like 10030 billion dollars I think that they're telling anybody -- it was a disaster okay.
They as it just means that none of these deals are kept and to their for the all you can do is starve the beast.
And keep them getting more money.
I have a couple comments on our live chat -- I want to throw out here Charles Reese writes the Democrats hold a wide margin of a double standard when it comes to talking about well especially among Republicans.
It's also as -- they are jealous of anyone else's wealthy and they are the only ones can be rich.
Before you comment -- Carter.
As I recall John Kerry attempted to avoid the Massachusetts tax on his multi million dollar boat from New Zealand media silenced by the way doesn't Massachusetts have a boat industry.
I guess not confident here.
Well look I would love to be rich for my jealous of people -- tons of money out of course I would look the more money the better I would love to have it but.
You know when you get to someone like Mitt Romney he's got Swiss bank accounts he's got -- And he things that the average American just can't relate to of course is what was to come up with a big part of -- -- is well John Kerry.
Him and he and his wealth should -- come -- -- itself.
What he came up a lot I mean and certainly not nearly as much -- at the X and ABC had Weston actually denied any kind of liberal bias and it actually rationalize is the greater media focus on Romney's well.
And especially the way the west interview read if you read it saw the segment on Bill O'Reilly the question what David -- -- present ABC news hired for Stephanopoulos had people saying things like.
When when -- I would ask televised you said we quote quote we fought against it every day.
And they also said quote we made progress on coach is telling you waited beginning from -- BC and you know how how much you know they had and what.
Diane Sawyer -- I want.
World news every night that number motives uptick in the economy is the lead story and they're they're so in the tank.
Fourth world bombers it's it's it's not funny I am and again the theme that decision the issue that is the negative reader who wrote in about the yacht tax you know we were preparing is a great example all this little tax loopholes we're gonna close corporate jets and depth and -- -- it's certainly something out of a job that.
The Kerry shifting his -- from Massachusetts around if I remember right.
Cost somebody -- masters is America.
Well incidents that yes and it's -- -- have been topical landlocked country.
We got infected via -- senior that -- I've tried all my life to be -- almost fair that everybody else does too stupid to protect the right for being -- but it was a technically -- in rhetoric that we're going after his -- well I was having never were attacking those that are being unfair and biased by only attack by only focusing on one candidate that happens to be a Republican -- -- -- policy that is all -- so obviously husky media bias I mean flat out -- -- no other way to -- it to the look at what -- talk about.
Here is talking about raising the tax burden for the working class and lowering it for the upperclassmen that -- he so clearly in the tank of I'd love to raising taxes on the but that's how Romney raising taxes well look at his economic plan -- -- -- you raise taxes if she shifting because he's put to shift what what taxes on ordinary people's theories.
-- -- shifting the tax burden.
The lower -- -- some of that hey well.
Or I'm just glad yawning deficit I think that -- could I don't think I think actually beyond having the yawning deficit to better had a -- well the middle America.
A human deficit on her -- -- -- monthly -- Gregg -- and that's why under Clinton we actually balance the budget and under George W.
Bush we doubled again if Arnie isn't it really really obvious that Democrats are significantly better at handling the deficit.
Republicans this point.
Short answer -- There I have to wrap this up.
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Hugo Chávez was a perpetual thorn in the side of the United States, sounding a constant drumbeat of anti-U.S. rhetoric and urging his Latin American compatriots to forge an independent, Washington-less path. And he drove home his points by force of personality and generosity with Venezuela's oil wealth.
He formed and was the driving force behind regional alliances, was an ideological wellspring for the Latin American left, and exchanged regional influence for oil subsidies, favorable financing and outright donations.
One of the programs that especially endeared him to his neighbors was Petrocaribe, which sent about 10 percent of Venezuelan's crude oil production to 17 regional countries on very favorable terms and allowed payment in goods or services rather than cash.
Now with his passing, the key questions are whether Venezuela will continue its regional largess and its ideological leadership. And some wonder whether the death of the region's provocateur-in-chief would improve U.S.-Latin American relations.
Analysts said they expect if Vice President Nicolás Maduro, who Chávez anointed as his successor, wins upcoming elections, the Petrocaribe program will remain in place — as long as Venezuela's own economic problems don't become insurmountable and the price of oil remains fairly stable.
"I think it's likely to continue and certainly continue in the case of Cuba,'' said Cynthia Arnson, director of Latin American programs at the Wilson Center. Maduro visited Cuba frequently during Chávez's lengthy treatment for cancer and is close to the Cubans.
"There's a real ideological component'' to Venezuela's oil subsidies, she said, and that will make it "very difficult to drop them.''
Member nations pay only 5 to 50 percent upfront for the oil. After a grace period of one to two years, they pay the balance over terms of 17 to 25 years, at a 1 percent interest rate.
An end to such savings could spell disaster for any number of fragile Caribbean and Central American nations, which have used the money to fund everything from new roads and airport expansions, to social programs involving free food baskets for the poor.
In Haiti, for example, the savings from the Petrocaribe program financed 15 percent of Haiti's meager $3 billion annual budget and account for 22 percent of the road and infrastructure projects, said Kesner Pharel, a leading Haitian economist.
"Chávez was the only guy giving money to Haiti without asking questions, and Venezuela is the only country giving credit to Haiti," said Pharel. Without that help, he said, Haiti "will be in trouble."
Of the estimated $2.6 billion Nicaragua received over the past six years, at least some went directly to President Daniel Ortega and his ruling party, making him a very wealthy.
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit , whose tiny Caribbean island of Dominica is one of the few English-speaking members of the Bolivarian Alliance for the People of Our Americas (ALBA) that Chávez founded with Cuba, said he expected the current relationship to continue.
"I do not expect this friendship to deteriorate or agreement on social and economic initiatives reneged upon; that was simply not the nature or spirit of the relationship that existed between our countries," Skerrit said.


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NBA referee and East County author Bob Delaney will be at Bayshore Elementary School Sept. 1 to welcome the newest members to the school's Bob Delaney Leadership Academy.
The academy serves to foster leadership qualities in fifth-grade students at the school.
During the 9:30 a.m. visit, Delaney and his wife, Billie, are expected to dedicate a pair of display cases they donated, one of which olds souvenirs and artifacts from Delaney's career and travels. The other case will display outstanding student work, awards and trophies.
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There are recitations and then there are recitations. Miss Reeza Singson's recitation this morning for our Local Government class definitely belongs to the latter. If there was a Hall of Fame for recitations, hers would surely be ranked there.
Prof. Reyes: So what are some other views on the ARMM (Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao)? Miss Singson?
Reeza: I agree with Ms. Nakan. I believe that the Muslims have never really felt like they were a part of this country because historically, they've always been relegated to the margins. And I think that the Catholic Church is foremost to be blamed for this feeling of otherness. They just can't keep their grubby fingers away.
However, I have another reason for not agreeing with the secessionist movement. Just imagine how the Philippines will look like if you remove Mindanao from the map. It would look awkward and ugly. The Philippine map as it currently is looks so nice and sexy! It's like a woman lounging on the sand (and then proceeds to strike a pose). If you remove the butt part, it won't be sexy anymore.
But my serious suggestion is to gather all the splinter groups and then throw them in some far-away place like Jolo. Then, we bomb that place. So what if some innocent civilians get killed in the process? We can consider them as collateral damage. Take one for the team.
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That was a great show, and it really brought me into contact with this group. I figured it was gonna be epic just from the way they were portrayed in the show, and I wasn't dissapointed. I mean, it's not like I ever got to see them perform once in the show, but seeing them live was a totally different story.
It's like watching a really good rock concert. Obviously most stuff is precussion, but they really are what other successful groups that do similar stuff are based on. Stomp is in the same vein, but even as a full blown music, they can't put on a show that is really comparable. I think I may have the best mix, now that I think about it. Imagine if you mixed Stomp and Daft Punk. You get the awesome episodic stage show with really impressive, basic, sounds mixed excellently.
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Springer Financial President Keith Springer argues the Fed will have no choice but to impose QE3 around the presidential election.
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Alan thank you try let's get to the market to mention that -- rob.
Down today as the debate for more fed stimulus continues our guest says.
That the Fed cannot wait much longer to do what Keith springer president of springer financial.
Advisors and look out all facing I have -- -- -- in the dangerous market adds up object to CUR Keith and thank you for coming out.
This idea about -- the Federal Reserve you know.
Giving the economy some more juice.
You'd think you'd think they will need to act I guess today's market sell by the way mostly China related -- -- 8% growth that's not.
What people expected people expect -- but more than that still.
Well you need the market is pretty much addicted to the stimulus and you can pretty much see it every time we get better than economic numbers.
The market goes down -- we get disappointing numbers.
The market goes up yesterday the jobless numbers were disappointing market had a strong rally.
The Fed is really looking for low inflation I think they've laid the blueprint they're looking for.
Negative -- -- around 2% inflation they wanna see unemployment not really picked up or you know employment numbers continue to be weak.
And you know I think we have an election year you were to -- that you know so it.
There QE3 would be more quantitative easing more bond buying more kind of stimulus added to the economy and the reason there's -- three out of this because we've done two other times so if the assumption is being made by people like you that we're going to do -- a third and then.
We or -- -- in the Federal Reserve don't then what.
Well you -- to be out of stocks at that point I think the stock market is pretty much addicted.
To the stimulus it's really being driven by stimulus.
-- got to remember the QE programs take six to nine months to feel the effect.
And -- you feel them for six to nine months but each time -- -- let's say it diminishes a little bit price so they did the last 1 November.
You we felt that around September it's gonna start to Wear off this summer.
You heard -- -- about a month or two ago say look we've got to be prepared for because he knows it's wearing off.
But he wants to see inflation pullback you want to see a little bit weaker job but picture so he had the ammunition to do it.
But I think it's a given I think they're gonna do it I think it might be timing -- for the election the stock market wants it.
You know investors have to be careful look for income dividends and things like that not take too much risk.
But you don't gotta remember to O'Connell this is the fourth the ever presidential cycle them right at its most likely gonna peak sometime this year how much and then you know investors really have.
I was just gonna say how much we are outside factors played a role in that because we were just talking about Monica and as you mentioned it's an election year so yet we know our.
Economy is being may be over scrutinized and looked at very carefully and how it effects election but then today the market's down because the Chinese aren't growing as much.
As we thought they were or you don't next week it might be another blow up in Europe or something like that -- the Federal Reserve base those decisions -- -- what happens outside the US or -- or things that are happening here inside domestically.
Whether he's got domestic pressure remember he's got political pressure and -- public sentiment pressure.
It have to be domestic and have to be domestic driven but he doesn't wanna see Europe fall down either -- remember where a big part of the IMF.
Every time the IMF gives Europe money it's part of our money price going to be someone affected Europe a slowing down because you know there in a recession China slowing down because -- exports to Europe.
And but mostly it's going to be here in this country the Fed is going to be looking at slower growth.
Lower inflation because they know -- -- -- do what you week.
It raises inflation every time we get QE1 and QE2 inflation went through the roof and they know what's gonna happen -- -- they've got to be careful.
That's why investors just have to be a little bit careful here but prepare for -- -- probably sometime this year.
All right keep -- book it's called facing Goliath had a triumph in the dangerous job market ahead thank you for coming on appreciate.
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