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Strategies & Market Trends
Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

An SI Board Since May 1998

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans
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Emcee: Henry Volquardsen	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

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2561	Thank you. When Treasury secretary Rubin said strong dollar; he did not mean cur	Arthur Tang	-	9/5/2000
2560	<<Wages improvement will actually lower product prices due to obsolescence	Sam	-	9/5/2000
2559	<i>It has been known for centuries, you have to buy wholesale, never retai	Hawkmoon	-	9/5/2000
2558	You posted such thorough view on inflation that I couldn't help but respond	Arthur Tang	-	9/5/2000
2557	Why do things seem to cost more and more each year? And why does it seem as if e	David Michaud	-	9/5/2000
2556	It's probably not a currency play. Yen rates may be near zero but when you h	Henry Volquardsen	-	9/4/2000
2555	Heard something interesting yesterday. It was an ad from Isuzu loudly proclaimi	Hawkmoon	-	9/4/2000
2554	Confederatio Helvetica admin.ch Rumantsche (4th. language of Switzerland) ad	X Y Zebra	-	9/1/2000
2553	Nobody even seems to be breaking into a sweat. Obviously these ones are too eas	SofaSpud	-	8/31/2000
2552	<i>You may be familiar with Banque Paribas -- do you know what "Parib	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/31/2000
2551	<i>Helvetica was the Roman name for that area</i> actually it comes	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/31/2000
2550	when passing wire transfer instructions for Canadian banks the first question Op	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/31/2000
2549	Gold star. You may be familiar with Banque Paribas -- do you know what "Pa	SofaSpud	-	8/31/2000
2548	<i>why is the Swiss franc CHF</i> CH is Confederation Helvetica, th	David C. Burns	-	8/31/2000
2547	Postulation over currency A couple of weeks ago I went back to statistics of Can	Ahda	-	8/31/2000
2546	Speaking of the Swiss Franc, CHF/USD's downside objective from the break of	Paul Berliner	-	8/31/2000
2545	I guess it's been too long, Henry. I can't remember why C$/US$ is calle	SofaSpud	-	8/31/2000
2544	the taxes on energy products such as Gasoline and other distillates is much lowe	John Pitera	-	8/31/2000
2543	lol correct Canadian $s. now why?	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/30/2000
2542	C(anadian)$/US$ (10 mine, done)	SofaSpud	-	8/30/2000
2541	I will take a guess. The Swiss Franc?	Paul Berliner	-	8/30/2000
2540	<i>cable is market jargon for the British Pound.</i> Nice to learn	Hawkmoon	-	8/30/2000
2539	cable is market jargon for the British Pound. It comes from the old days of fixe	Henry Volquardsen	-	8/30/2000
2538	Cable? This is something new for me... Are you referring to Cable and Wireless	Hawkmoon	-	8/30/2000
2537	I think this may be the near-top for the dollar here. The Yen is charging toward	Paul Berliner	-	8/30/2000

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