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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (83286)	11/16/2011 4:28:29 PM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 217852

3;37 (Dow Jones) US stocks at session low in afternoon nosedive following Fitch Ratings headline that the US banking industry's broad credit outlook "could worsen" if the euro-zone crisis isn't resolved. Comes just as US investors were starting to hope that better domestic economic data could offset persistent euro-zone worries. "As is now the new usual, markets are responding to every single headline [about Europe], writes Miller Tabak strategist Peter Boockvar. A wave of red ink washed over the final trading hour, triggered by a downbeat Fitch report on U.S. bank exposure to Europe. UniCredit's request for more access to ECB borrowing spotlighted Italy's funding concerns, Bank of England said Europe’s economy is worsening, and crude oil's pop above $102 sparked new recession fears. NYSE decliners led advancers three to one. DJIA down 155 at 11941. (brendan.conway@dowjones.com) Call us at (212) 416-2181 or email john.shipman@dowjones.com lol...another day shorting the pops working ...and Buffet's IBM from $190 . BAC under $5 again

To: 2MAR$ who wrote (83286)	11/17/2011 1:41:09 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 217852

Scenario benign to the US: Demand for USD increases as Euro collapses. FED can continue printing USD. USD as the sole world currency.