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To: Runomo™ who wrote (41785)	8/8/2009 5:38:06 PM
From: zeeteerrr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207489

Run, your underlying premise is that America is about to undergo a huge renaissance. This last decade has felt like the 70's I grew up in where not a lot went right. Maybe time for a change. TWT.

To: Runomo™ who wrote (41785)	8/8/2009 6:02:20 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 207489

No, but one day does not make a trend - g - It is quite possible the dollar will move higher, because computers rule these markets, derivatives were reliquified, so rates are the only variable, not printing. In fact, printing is not in computer models. As jobs news hit the markets, Stocks soared and so did Fed funds futures, sending the dollar higher. In these markets those who print less could be punished more, opposite of common sense, but in agreement with the carry trade that rules forex.