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To: grusum who wrote (16963)	1/19/2013 1:52:58 AM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23934

you make a lot of sense.... the point i'm trying to make is that even though the dollar is generally going down, it's still much more stable than volatile stocks. I actually think that the dollar is pretty stable at this point. What can they do to further devalue the dollar? lower rates more? I don't think so. But rates aren't going to rise either. Nobody wants it (the money) and if they raise rates (which I think they should do), I do believe there will be an immediate negative response in equities. Which ain't necessarily a bad thing.