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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum
GLD 379.91+0.4%Nov 11 4:00 PM EST

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To: TobagoJack who wrote (41898)10/27/2008 8:01:20 PM
From: carranza21 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 217693
 
my thoughts on yen, its rise will be short lived

Yup.

Only so much can/will want to go home, esp. if home is burning, cratering.

Interest rates will go down, giving the carry trade a little more life, Japanese exports a bit more vigor much like the wheezing breaths of a choking man before he stops breathing. Thus, Yen down soon enough. Thus, I sold the little I had for a nice profit. Nice to have something green among the sea of red which is my PF.

Sold my more substantial swissies for Canadian dollars, which I think will reach parity with the ridiculously overpriced clownie soon enough.

I am in soft commodities - what else can I do? Sell them at a huge loss when I know they are good in a couple of years or so? Sell them for something that will appreciate soon, like CAD?

Energy. Ditto, same concept.

Things are not as dire as they seem. Just gotta make a decision: put cash and sold off losers into things that indeed look good [CAD, TBT, miners, beat to a pulp silver, etc.] or stand pat, wait for more screwing?

I am answering own question. Thanks, Jay.
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