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To: farkarooski who wrote (5379)6/9/2002 12:54:18 AM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8010
 
no that's a conundrum with many variables IMO.

the exporting nations are shitting in their pants about a dollar collapse. the importer of first rank is shitting in his pants regarding a match which may suddenly light what will be an envitable horrendous inflation.. they'd just like to put it off a bit.

solution?

currency sink in tandum.. let gold rise. in trade all things stay (more or less) in status quo.. a bull case for gold.

until then, it is a wrestling match.. if that's the ticket as described above.

this is the first round. all still quite vague.. and a lack of harmony among the g7 i sense at the moment due to the bumblings of 43, who is, as yet, still clueless in these matters. wrong club memberships prior to his new one.
not a blue blood at all you see.

time will tell.



To: farkarooski who wrote (5379)6/9/2002 1:56:14 AM
From: lbs1989  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8010
 
Dear Z squared,

What do you think are say, 5 things that would make the dollar strengthen besides Central bank intervention? Against today we have U.S. Trade and Current Account deficits not to mention the U.S. National Debt limit going to $6 plus trillion, NASDOG down 60 plus percent, The Euro as and alternate reserve currency, Japan in 10 years of recession and their Banks insolvent, M.E. crises, India -Pakistan crises....

Best regards,