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To: JRI who wrote (114715)	7/27/2001 10:11:54 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

Hi JR1, Keeping the USD strong is only possible for awhile longer - cosmologically speaking, and is like committing industrial suicide, even as it concurrently ropes up more J6P cashout-mortgage-borrower for later mass financial suicide. So, given that the USD will go down sooner or later, it follows to reason that sooner may be better than later, before too many J6P ropes up on still more debt. The US drinking the cool-aid and drops the USD voluntarily now would be a sign of growing monetary responsibility, and thus bullish for the long term, even as it is potentially toxic. The market looks forward. Come on JR1, I am making it up as I go. Help me out:0) I doubt CNBC is on this wave length. They probably thought "dollar is good, more dollar is good, strong dollar is good, weak dollar is also good, end of story". Chugs, Jay