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To: Robert Douglas who wrote (2348)	1/3/2000 5:46:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar	of 3536

Hello Robert, You've been away from this block party for some time. <<smile>> Happy New Year!!!!! US Bonds: commoditiesfutures.com I'm also wondering about the pressures just over the hill with International currencies. With USA rates knocking up against 7%, y2k a black hole rather then the a meltdown, small hints of stable European Growth....How long will USA sustain this worlds expansionary consumption? And how long will the FED allow this to continue? Very Interesting. The dollar chart was flat and broke under pressure: commoditiesfutures.com Euro Dollar broke upwards: commoditiesfutures.com This can't all be due to the Millennium celebration and resulting euphoria? These are the biggest single moves in some time and chart wise the dollar is vulnerable. Somethings Cooking? Chip

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