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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

Introduction Compact

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2761	Tom - correct: last intervention was under pressure of the US and Japan central	Louis V. Lambrecht	-	12/28/2000
2760	<i>I only have recollections of failed intervention after failed intervent	Thomas M.	-	12/28/2000
2759	Mmmm... seems to me I heard on "Wall Street Week" that the Germans had	Hoa Hao	-	12/28/2000
2758	<i>Uhhh Robert, the Euro in its current form, did not exist until January,	Robert Douglas	-	12/28/2000
2757	Robert, mostly agree. <i>Europe is not an export dependent region. </i	Louis V. Lambrecht	-	12/28/2000
2756	<i>The euro never fell below $1 until a year ago,</i> Uhhh Robert,	Hawkmoon	-	12/28/2000
2755	<I>if the dollar reaches parity with the Euro, then what will be the impac	Robert Douglas	-	12/28/2000
2754	Darleen... if the dollar reaches parity with the Euro, then what will be the imp	Hawkmoon	-	12/27/2000
2753	<i>The fact is that the ECB has talked the Euro down virtually since its i	Hawkmoon	-	12/27/2000
2752	You can't create by pump no dump. You can thank AG for this. latimes.com Pa	Ahda	-	12/27/2000
2751	Ron part of the bubble in tech was due to perception of the public. Our earning	Ahda	-	12/27/2000
2750	<i>If both of these regions are economically sick, then I see no other cou	Hawkmoon	-	12/27/2000
2749	I wouldn't go as far as saying Europe is sick. There are structural problems	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/27/2000
2748	<i>Europe's structural differences have been around for 50 years, and	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/27/2000
2747	<i>But my benign scenario requires a healthy Europe and Asia, something th	Ahda	-	12/27/2000
2746	<i>Thus, the only way to prevent the economy skidding into the barrow pit	Robert Douglas	-	12/27/2000
2745	<i>The fact is the ECB required all three of the major central banks, work	Thomas M.	-	12/27/2000
2744	<i>Who will pick up the slack?</i> That's the $64,000 question,	Hawkmoon	-	12/27/2000
2743	<i>Does Esperantu include some African languages from the Bantu people.<	Hawkmoon	-	12/27/2000
2742	Question for the thread: Since most of those here are modestly negative on Eur	Robert Douglas	-	12/27/2000
2741	One point about civil wars in regard to whether WWII counts as a European Civil	Henry Volquardsen	-	12/27/2000
2740	Does Esperantu include some African languages from the Bantu people. Esperanto i	Stephen O	-	12/27/2000
2739	"Bush/Cheney talk about a recession surely could help that Michigan index d	WILLIAM C KLEMA	-	12/27/2000
2738	"Bush/Cheney talk about a recession surely could help that Michigan index d	WILLIAM C KLEMA	-	12/27/2000
2737	<i>Btw, all of in the lower 48 are looking for forward to the eventual sec	Zardoz	-	12/27/2000

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