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[Tor]

Is a trend being made?

I know its very oversold right here and I think getting ready for a reversal. Maybe not yet, but I am watching you Benji, I have my beady eye on you hehehehhe

Is a trend being made?

I know its very oversold right here and I think getting ready for a reversal. Maybe not yet, but I am watching you Benji, I have my beady eye on you hehehehhe

I will say this however, the dollar needs to have an orderly decline right here and break support levels if stocks are to rise from here.

That is my view.

[nimblebear]

Is a trend being made?

I know its very oversold right here and I think getting ready for a reversal. Maybe not yet, but I am watching you Benji, I have my beady eye on you hehehehhe

Is a trend being made?

I know its very oversold right here and I think getting ready for a reversal. Maybe not yet, but I am watching you Benji, I have my beady eye on you hehehehhe

I will say this however, the dollar needs to have an orderly decline right here and break support levels if stocks are to rise from here.

That is my view.

We will see. No support until 72.0 - 3 day chart not muy bueno.

http://quotes.ino.co...?s=NYBOT_DX&v=i

[HoseB]

"... the dollar needs to have an orderly decline right here and break support levels if stocks are to rise from here....

So... the slower we get frogged, the more we'll take of it? Even celebrate?

[Islander]

Currency trade say NO to a slow decline in USD. Markets tend to trade in runs. Today Swedish and Austrailian units are trading up strong and this will last for a while. The dollar sellers want out based on commodity demands (oil and gold). The overall effect is to devalue US dollar. By the way, the US Treasury does nothing to avoid defacto devaluations of the dollar, they want it down. I think it is headed for 60. Islander

[Tor]

"... the dollar needs to have an orderly decline right here and break support levels if stocks are to rise from here....

So... the slower we get frogged, the more we'll take of it? Even celebrate?

what i meant to say is that if the dollar decline becomes disorderly, then i think its bad for pretty much everything due to confidence in assets.