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To: TobagoJack who wrote (91099)	6/6/2012 4:38:10 AM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217567

"(ii) i suspect snb is less resolved to continue intervening against the chf than all the powers-that-be are convicted to keeping wallop gold; (iii) while perhaps much of usa boyz money may retreat back to usd, i suspect plenty of european boyz cash are making way to switzerland;" You go where I no longer tread. The peg is now irrelevant, IMO, but the reason for it sems to me to be far stronger. I take the SNB's word at face value. if it doesn't intervene, no more cuckoo clocks. ii and iii seem irreconcilable. Good luck, I hope you don't need it and that the trade is profitable. You are far braver than me.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (91099)	6/6/2012 6:53:40 AM
From: dalroi	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217567

another thingy about snb chf and euro if they wanna keep the rate stable at 1.2 that would mean they need to buy a lot of euro and therefor print a lot of chf which will increase inflation once all those printed chf start to circulate so for me the peg will fail :-) (also hoping it will)