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To: Bull RidaH who wrote (130423)	10/20/2001 8:30:31 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (1) of 436258

No, there was not any "massive and possibly unprecedented flight out of the dollar" after the attack. How do I know? Because I have been betting against the dollar for a long time and follow it, sometimes minute by minute. The dollar was a lot lower at the end of last year than it ever has been since September 11. "Start of the dollar's decline around the $.82 euro area"? Huh???? Are you looking at charts that are a year out of date? The euro is currently at a little below $0.90 to the dollar, and if you look at the inverse, the dollar to the euro, it's about 1.11 euros. I probably should not bother to reply to such confused and out-of-touch statements.

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