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To: CharlieChina who wrote (1573)	1/6/2004 1:21:13 AM
From: Joseph Silent	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3432

Nicholas, some coincidence ... about five minutes before I read your message, precisely this thought crossed my mind ... Its kind of funny, the US dollar should drop another 15% and the market may rise another 15%, so status-quo in value. so perhaps my brain is working after all. :) Now, of course, someone who is buying US stocks with a stronger currency comes out well ahead if the market continues up and the dollar (eventually?) recovers. I wonder if anyone has a ball-park estimate of what the actual foreign investment is, as a function of time. I have no idea how big or how small this investment is, as a percentage.