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To: SouthFloridaGuy who wrote (1396)9/20/2007 8:39:53 AM
From: Real ManRead Replies (1) of 1718
 
Maybe, if they don't spark the dollar crisis. Caught the
currency market by surprise after all the tough words, and it
is not happy with this decision. Wanna live in Zimbabwe?
Just kidding. Canadian dollar is hitting par, all currencies
are record high, oil is record high, gold is record high.
How about $10 coffie in a few months in London? -g-
What good is $1 Million dollars if it only buys you a big Mac?
Technically if the dollar breaks 78, then the next support is
72. No supports after that. I even doubt 72 will hold. The only
thing that's going for these markets right now is the
safety bid in treasuries. That too shall pass if foreigners
who own 1/2 of all treasury paper start selling it. If they
spark a dollar crisis by this action, you can count on
extremely high 10-year and 30-year risk-free rates. The cut
was very wrong, imho, and the dollar will drop now.
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