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Strategies & Market Trends
Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

An SI Board Since May 1998

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Emcee: Henry Volquardsen	Type: Unmoderated

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2536	tend to agree. the US markets just have the smell of wanting to rally once liqu	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/30/2000
2535	Very bullish chart for the dollar right now.. (read the comments too). futures.	Hawkmoon	-	8/29/2000
2534	agreed all points	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/28/2000
2533	True, high oil isn't good for any currency except perhaps the Canadian dolla	Archie Meeties	-	8/28/2000
2532	The higher energy costs are not helpful to the euro or europen.	John Pitera	-	8/28/2000
2531	<i>I do find it interesting that they aren't in any rush to get oil pr	Hawkmoon	-	8/28/2000
2530	An interesting thought. It hurts to imagine what type of chaos would prompt cru	Archie Meeties	-	8/28/2000
2529	When will OPEC decide to settle oil purchases with GOLD?	Stephen O	-	8/28/2000
2528	<i>settling oil purchases in Euros, who would provide the impetus for this	Archie Meeties	-	8/28/2000
2527	<i>But Process will Take Years</i> Seems right, Europe is facing som	Archie Meeties	-	8/28/2000
2526	Very well written Arch...and I agree that the ECB is facing some serious decisio	Hawkmoon	-	8/26/2000
2525	Hi Paul, again sorry for being so long in responding. I still have an e-mail of	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/25/2000
2524	Hi John, sorry to be so long in responding. I had to go out of town. interesti	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/25/2000
2523	LOL...but Paul , has been the star currency of 2000 so far..... the one to be sh	John Pitera	-	8/25/2000
2522	All the global fixed inc fund managers are stuck overweight euro-zone paper beca	Paul Berliner	-	8/24/2000
2521	Arch, an excellent post! It seems that the market seems to understand the inher	John Pitera	-	8/24/2000
2520	If the euro sinks further and the ECB's hand is forced to raise rates, Europ	Archie Meeties	-	8/24/2000
2519	here is a chart I posted also on my market lab thread, but I thought it appropr	John Pitera	-	8/23/2000
2518	Henry and all, the matchbook site has some nice FX charting capabilites for thos	John Pitera	-	8/23/2000
2517	Hi Henry, thanks for your thoughts. I have seen a couple of thoughtful people f	John Pitera	-	8/21/2000
2516	Re: mssg 2509: Henry, that's the first time I can recall you mentioning T/A	Paul Berliner	-	8/16/2000
2515	Thanks Ron, I need to run right now so I will try to get back to this tomorrow.	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/15/2000
2514	The Japanese are in a bad box. As you imply, the Japanese tax burden needs to in	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/15/2000
2513	prospect.org <i>"The manufacturing achievements of these European co	Hawkmoon	-	8/15/2000
2512	<i>I was most surprised by the argument that a high percentage of US impor	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/15/2000

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