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To: RR who wrote (1726)9/16/2000 8:43:01 AM
From: Jim Willie CB  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 65232
 
they call Futures the Bonneville Salt Flats

wouldnt touch it, not even close

you can make $100k or lose everything...
all before the sun goes down

as for Europe, it will be a key factor in our US markets
for interest rate policy in coming months
Gore has already spoken publically about "weakening" the USdollar
former Treasury Secretary Rubin never never advocated anything but a strong dollar

expect the Euro to have a reflex rally from 84's to 88-89 very soon
last winter/spring, I believe it reflexed from 89 to 94
just enough to encourage massive largescale abandonment selling
that took it to its current pathetic levels

the Euro currency is now as important as US interest rates for our investments
/ JW



To: RR who wrote (1726)9/16/2000 12:50:01 PM
From: Bruce Denney  Respond to of 65232
 
RR...nothing better than commodity futures trading. I was
a very active trader for years and remember being on both sides of several locked
limit days...nothing like it. Beans, bellies, juice, and bonds make trading Q seem downright conservative (vbg).
However, I would like to mention that we are a few months
away from a great commodity trade i.e. shorting nat. gas
futures. I cannot wait.
good trading