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To: Buddy Smellgood who wrote (37434)	3/13/2008 6:42:15 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

It's hurtin' man... SYNX management lost the trust.

To: Buddy Smellgood who wrote (37434)	3/13/2008 6:45:05 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

On the other hand, I was right about the FED move. (It won't last) Futures fugly again. Oil into $110, and gold should hit $1000 soon, and that will really piss the FED and so called 'strong dollar' doobs like John Snow off, LOFL... Message 24387778

To: Buddy Smellgood who wrote (37434)	3/17/2008 8:50:09 PM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48461

The U.S. dollar's value is dropping so fast against the €uro that small currency outlets in Amsterdam are turning away tourists seeking to sell their dollars for local money while on vacation in the Netherlands. "Our dollar is worth maybe zero over here," said Mary Kelly, an American tourist from Indianapolis, Indiana, in front of the Anne Frank house. "It's hard to find a place to exchange. We have to go downtown, to the central station or post office." That's because the smaller currency exchanges -- despite buy/sell spreads that make it easier for them to make money by exchanging small amounts of currency -- don't want to be caught holding dollars that could be worth less by the time they can sell them. The dollar hovered near record lows on Monday, with one euro worth around $1.58 versus $1.47 a month ago. ________________ Remember when I suggested using Everbank, and converting dollars to €uros back when they were at parity?