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Debt deleveraging deflation completely ignores the fact that we are NOT living in the 1930's, but in a GLOBALISED world economy that is seeing the CONVERGENCE of REAL GDP's where the developing world is EATING up the worlds resources at a faster pace then the west is cutting back on consumption...

I didn't ask what should I do, it is was meant to be a dollar sentiment poll, like a survey ;)

Wasn't talking about you.

RM, what's your take on EUR swing basis please? I see it down toward 1.15ish

That's what I think is next. "Permanent debt crisis tool" is due in 2013, that's 2+ years for PIIGBS to last afloat? I doubt traders will think that to be realistic.

Calls need to be posted in real-time. Screenshots may be photoshoped ;)

If they wanted to they could agree on a unicurrency which would act as basket for participating countries. No more currency wars.

Still looking to sell the bugger

Are prices going up or down?

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EU agreed on a permanent debt crisis tool by 2013, but no agreement so far on current issues, by 2013 it may be too late for some PIIGBS. If no decision will be made by EOD, then I think Euro will continue falling. Sounds like a good plan for Germany. Strengthens the case for USD 88.

Ammo, I might be joining ya shortly.

Deflation is when prices are falling & what has fallen? Housing? But that was a bubble. Deadbroke you are not even funny any more. CPI is positive, not negative. It was negative for a while during credit crisis, but sinse that time it's gone positive. So please, stop pushing your personal...

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Let's not forget that US has the biggest economy in the world & as long as there is even moderate growth a default is not that likely even in the face of big deficits. Moderate growth + QE + higher interest rates (if required) will keep the ball rolling. China needs the West as their GDP per...

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I think that it is possible if US hyperinflates. Otherwise, I agree that all Western currencies are in "perpetual freefall against each other". What can replace its status? Euro? Yen? Yuan? GBP? Ruble? IMO unlikely.

Tortoise, regarding crash into Xmas. My observation of weekly TICK: looking definetely weaker. If resistance is not taken out this week, then weekly TICK may look quite bearish. I will update at end of week, as I posted earlier yesterday I am not buying at the moment, nor selling.

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