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To: tom pope who wrote (83187)	10/7/2009 11:50:37 AM
From: Keith Feral	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 118717

Not necessarily, I think the regular order flow of people putting money into the market or taking it out is a normal way of looking at the risk mgmt. For the most part, people are selling low yielding dollars and buying higher return financial assets. To me, the weak dollar is more a function of the carry trade than anything else. Over the past couple weeks, people have been selling more than they have been buying, which improves demand for dollars. Hopefully, the sellers are done recycling their profits back into dollars, and they will start buying back their positions back at lower prices. Apart from a few stocks like Apple which are vertically challenged at the moment, most of the stuff has pulled back to the 50 dma's.