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To: carranza2 who wrote (44368)	12/26/2008 6:47:24 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217543

Thanks for the link. The work looks good. It's more big picture stuff though but with less precision. Yes, I also use multivariate regression software when I look at data sets. I have an engineering background. My intention is to keep looking with a higher precision to detect policy and trend changes wrt currencies. The USD has been making some wild swings recently. Just thinking about things, a cubic EUR/USD type relationship would suit the POG better. When the ratio is near one, this represents the world "returned to normal", the blip with the banks, derivatives and BK's is over and the dollar rules. Gold is worthless. You are charged a fee to dump gold in the trash can as it's so heavy to transport to the landfill site. When the EUR/USD ratio tends to two, the dollar is no longer the world's reserve currency. Banks and governments crumble. Iranian dictators encourage meek nations to sell oil in Euros. Fear rules. Gold quickly goes to the moon.