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To: tyc:> who wrote (21275)	9/17/2006 6:21:58 PM
From: John McCarthy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78408

tyke I am on a slipper slope here and its about time for me to eagerly post something really stupid, OK? The dollar is a currency. And I think gold is a currency. How I view them should be whatever measure I choose against 'other currencies'. e.g. how is the dollar doing against the euro .... by comparing the dollar vs the S&P 500 I get in a situation where I don't have the wisdom to know if the S&P 500 serves as a good proxy for other currencies ..... like I said at the beginning ... I ususally write something stupid at least once a day .... and maybe this post is it ..... can comparing the dollar to the S&P 500 be useful in the determination of how strong the dollar is versus other currencies? regards, John