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To: andiron who wrote (73933)	11/9/2006 3:16:29 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 110194

USDX by itself is nothing, it's 57% Euro. The main volume is in individual currencies. Yen is the one to watch, as Russ suggested. A sharp move up in Yen, along with a sharp move up in longer-term rates in the US is something that could be a precursor to a currency crisis. quotes.ino.com Nothing is seen there. Nothing special in Euro either quotes.ino.com it's moving up, but it has to break out. As long as LT rates are dropping as the stock market declines, it's a "wash, rinse, repeat" Pig men trade. =g=