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Non-Tech : The Woodshed

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To: ldo79 who wrote (5502)4/29/2004 10:11:07 PM
From: nspolar  Read Replies (1) of 60902
 
I guess I don't fully comprehend that rising commodity prices cause strenghtening currencies, in the countries that supply the commodities. Not directly.

I think the single largest reason for a weak dollar, that has not been resolved, is Al's printing press. It appears to me that the Irag war, the upcoming election, and an economy that can not yet withstand a sucker punch is going to force Al to add more presses, not reduce. Although interim deviations in the dollar can be anticipated, I don't see the chance for a bust up in the dollar all that great. Even if there is one, it is only temporary ... but temporary can be a long time if one is on the wrong side of it.

If we get a rate hike I think it later, as opposed to sooner. PIMCO Pimp (Gross) not so long ago opined, as I recall, that rates may fall further.

All one hears today is the rate increase, the rate increase .... wouldn't it be contrarian correct to at least think a little the opposite?
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