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To: sea_biscuit who wrote (70803)	11/1/2007 11:53:41 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 116555

The numbers don't really matter. Stocks can be pushed up to make the report, whatever it is, look good, but it's hard to impossible to get the dollar up, cause forex is a huge, huge market, and 400 trillion carry trade that rules it is much bigger than the pushers. The dollar needs to be convinced by reports, so that someone buys it, but so far all attempts failed. No buyers. The Fed may have lost its credibility, and the dollar decline is about to get "disorderly" -g- Example of good spin: Good report: All is well, the economy is growing without inflation. Stocks rally. Bad report: Fed funds futures show 100% probability of 25% Fed cut in December. Stocks rally.