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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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2686	Weekly Forex Newsletter By Forex Street fxstreet.com Glossary 1. Forex New of	friverola	-	12/25/2000
2685	Happy new year for euro? (Financial Times) fxstreet.com The euro will be two ye	friverola	-	12/25/2000
2684	Euro rises as region´s economy seen outpacing Japan and US (Bloomberg News)	friverola	-	12/25/2000
2683	Euro soars By Financial Times fxstreet.com Monday December 25, 2.000. Fears tha	friverola	-	12/25/2000
2682	Forex Headlines By CBS MarketWatch fxstreet.com Sunday, December 24, 2000 22:1	friverola	-	12/25/2000
2681	Henry: Regarding demand by foreigners for US investments. A UCLA study points to	Andrew G.	-	12/25/2000
2680	<i>That's a scenario that would almost make me run for the gold market	X Y Zebra	-	12/24/2000
2679	No, Ron, they would not be in a trade surplus, we were the only one with steel m	Zeev Hed	-	12/24/2000
2678	<i>Just an idea.</i> Indeed, and a good one that I've been pond	Hawkmoon	-	12/24/2000
2677	<i>the Marshall plan stipulated that the money be used largely to buy US g	Hawkmoon	-	12/24/2000
2676	<i>So why would foreign investors see weakness in the US economy as reason	X Y Zebra	-	12/24/2000
2675	Two issues, first after world war II we did not run trade deficits (I believe we	Zeev Hed	-	12/24/2000
2674	<i>If AG relax monetary policy too soon, these are going to balloon past t	Hawkmoon	-	12/24/2000
2673	Henry, whether the markets are given enough time to adjust to a plummeting dolla	Zeev Hed	-	12/24/2000
2672	Good to see the thread active again Henry, now I can continue to learn. Thanks	X Y Zebra	-	12/24/2000
2671	lol. my suspicion as well.	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/24/2000
2670	Someone was just asking about Barbara. He had seen her book advertised on CNBC a	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/24/2000
2669	Understood. My tack was just to try and hold the current system in place and see	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/24/2000
2668	Zeev, You make some good points. My differences are not whether there are poten	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/24/2000
2667	>>My suspicion is it's authorship may be a bit more recent than 1555.	J.B.C.	-	12/24/2000
2666	Speaking of old Home week, I spent about an hour and a half talking with Barbara	John Pitera	-	12/23/2000
2665	Hello Henry, I definitely did not do DD on the quote, merely passed it on from e	TobagoJack	-	12/23/2000
2664	<i>I'll quibble slightly with your statement that the surplus is a dra	Hawkmoon	-	12/23/2000
2663	Henry, I agree with your not being concerned, yet, but there is a point where th	Zeev Hed	-	12/23/2000
2662	Hi John, this is getting to be old home week :) I still think Japan is in big	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/23/2000

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