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To: 8bits who wrote (63054)	4/30/2005 1:02:20 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

<<do you have a handle on which industries are most affected..?>> ... have not given it much thought, but presumably real estate, construction, materials, power, shipping, ... though, OTOH, as long as global demand is there, China will continue to aggregate manufacturing, and import stuff, for delivery to others after value-add, I guess <<The US dollar still looks like it could drop some more>> ... against what? not gold (not liquid), Euro (French voting No), CAD (resource debacle), AUD (material crisis), real estate (fear of height), and so I am guessing the USD will rise, and that particular moment, the RMB might de-peg, giving the American politicians what they asked for, a RMB devaluation. <<Also TeoTwawKi is that Taiwan's unification with China...?>> ... just a small part of the grand design of the way of just is, I guess. <<Chug>> ... an expression common around a keg of brew made from barley, hops, yeast, and water, fermented for 7 to 14 days. Chugs, J