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To: MythMan who wrote (390913)	7/23/2009 7:40:23 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

We crashed foreign markets and currencies a lot more than Spoos, then bot them hard, so now we probably have no net international debt. Thus, this is not an issue. Don't worry about it. The dollar will go down as the market rallies, thou, until our rates become on par or higher than in Europe. -g-

To: MythMan who wrote (390913)	7/27/2009 4:15:17 AM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 436258

if this actually happened, you really think stocks would rally? I don't An interesting post and POV. If the dollar declines, and this has a negative effect on the stock market, the interaction effect (of one negative effect on the other) would be almost certainly be horrendous. First order interactions are nearly always the biggest factors in a complex system such as stock and bond markets. blog.bluehavencapital.com Throw in some derivatives, and that is some financial unstable soup. Which is why a real stock market decline can't be allowed to happen I suppose.