. . . I recommend the Australian dollar over the USD in the current futures (near month) range -- say .7340 anywhere down to .7315 . . .
Some reasons: negative sentiment about metals bubble bust still priced in Aussie, along with longer-standing hangover of concern about investors possibly dumping their Aus-denominated bonds. Both ripe to be priced out. Also, Aus stock market more resilient than others in recent see saws, and rough parity of interest rates with USD tends to point away from volatility (read stops picked off) caused by carry trade.
Quote from ElectricSavant:
Interesting...
Quote from Kastro_316:
When you think about it, it's true.
We might not think like that on a conscious level, but when you are winning (beating the rest) you don't care how the other guy/girl is doing.
Just like a race, if you are in first place, and the guy in 5th place falls, you keep on going! But the person in 10th will help the guy up.
-Kastro
Quote from ElectricSavant:
I do not want the guy to lose though...because I am not really racing agianst him, I am racing agianst myself...I no this sounds corny, but I like to help new traders...they have that passion for trading.
And many younger traders than I, have taught me a lot.
Michael B.
You have helped me quite a lot and I thank you for that! 
Quote from Chood:
Here's Bloomberg about one hour ago, trying to give me an assist (I'll take it):
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June 27 (Bloomberg) -- The Australian dollar may advance on speculation its 2.7 percent drop this month is too steep given stabilization in prices of commodities and equity markets.
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The Australian dollar bought 73.20 U.S. cents as of 8:13 a.m. in Sydney from 73.14 cents in late Asian trading yesterday. It earlier reached 72.93 cents, the weakest since April 14. It will advance to 74 cents later this week, Franulovich said.
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