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To: paintbrush who wrote (87184)	2/14/2012 2:03:18 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	1 Recommendation Respond to of 219096

Cheer up - The dollar will face more weakness in the face of continued global monetary reflation policies. In the foreign exchange markets, “risk on” has manifested as renewed general weakness in the U.S. dollar and strong performance in the higher beta commodity currencies. Indeed, the cumulative actions of policymakers around the world are playing a pivotal role in stabilizing growth expectations and supporting asset prices. There is no evidence that the authorities are about to reverse course. If anything, even more stimulus will be forthcoming. In light of the ongoing re-inflationary policies and the bottoming in several of our global leading economic indicators., *Foreign Exchange Strategy* service advocates a pro-cyclical currency stance. Investors will be pushed out on the risk spectrum and away from the perceived safety of the zero-yielding U.S. dollar. Moreover, technical indicators – speculative positions, sentiment and momentum – suggest that the dollar’s decline will continue still. The bulk of our short U.S. dollar trades are against a variety of growth sensitive currencies such as: AUD, CAD, SEK, NOK, KRW.