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To: The Reaper who wrote (256501)	6/24/2010 12:30:02 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

TR, I'm actually not too surprised. I was discussing this by PM with another trader. Perhaps everyone is aware the game is running on fumes and rallies are being sold. To really get some crazy bull action, we would have to breach 1.25. I just don't see that happening, unless Ben is planning on tell the G20 he is planning to do the helicopter drop thing. Interesting day. I'm not seeing any of the inverse bear ETFs giving up any real ground. They are holding pretty good (which is too bad, as I have a bunch of limits open that don't look good for a fill). Anyone really believe the Euro won't be at parity in a year or less? I don't think so. The Euro is dead man walking. Later the dollar. The bond buyers are the group I can't understand. To my thinking if they get lower rates, it is confirming deflation. And the Bennie prescription for that is well known. Thus you are getting a shit rate with the absolute awareness that your currency is going to be debased. Trillions looking to park somewhere is the only explanation. GT TH