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September 16, 2008 at 12:12 AM #271134September 16, 2008 at 12:28 AM #270831equalizerParticipant
FLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
September 16, 2008 at 12:28 AM #271071equalizerParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
September 16, 2008 at 12:28 AM #271084equalizerParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
September 16, 2008 at 12:28 AM #271122equalizerParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
September 16, 2008 at 12:28 AM #271149equalizerParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
September 16, 2008 at 1:12 AM #270836EugeneParticipantSpoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
That’s precisely the reason why I was expecting a cut for the last month. This mini-crash is making the cut far more likely. Strong dollar is hurting my downpayment savings.
September 16, 2008 at 1:12 AM #271076EugeneParticipantSpoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
That’s precisely the reason why I was expecting a cut for the last month. This mini-crash is making the cut far more likely. Strong dollar is hurting my downpayment savings.
September 16, 2008 at 1:12 AM #271089EugeneParticipantSpoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
That’s precisely the reason why I was expecting a cut for the last month. This mini-crash is making the cut far more likely. Strong dollar is hurting my downpayment savings.
September 16, 2008 at 1:12 AM #271127EugeneParticipantSpoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
That’s precisely the reason why I was expecting a cut for the last month. This mini-crash is making the cut far more likely. Strong dollar is hurting my downpayment savings.
September 16, 2008 at 1:12 AM #271154EugeneParticipantSpoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
That’s precisely the reason why I was expecting a cut for the last month. This mini-crash is making the cut far more likely. Strong dollar is hurting my downpayment savings.
September 16, 2008 at 1:46 AM #270841CA renterParticipantAdd my name to the chorus of 50bps cut this week (they’d probably do 75-100bps if they had more ammo).
The ban on financial shorts is probably a given. One has to wonder why, seeing how “successful” the last ban was (note what’s subsequently happened to FRE, FMC, LEH, MER, etc.). But they will still try…
September 16, 2008 at 1:46 AM #271081CA renterParticipantAdd my name to the chorus of 50bps cut this week (they’d probably do 75-100bps if they had more ammo).
The ban on financial shorts is probably a given. One has to wonder why, seeing how “successful” the last ban was (note what’s subsequently happened to FRE, FMC, LEH, MER, etc.). But they will still try…
September 16, 2008 at 1:46 AM #271093CA renterParticipantAdd my name to the chorus of 50bps cut this week (they’d probably do 75-100bps if they had more ammo).
The ban on financial shorts is probably a given. One has to wonder why, seeing how “successful” the last ban was (note what’s subsequently happened to FRE, FMC, LEH, MER, etc.). But they will still try…
September 16, 2008 at 1:46 AM #271132CA renterParticipantAdd my name to the chorus of 50bps cut this week (they’d probably do 75-100bps if they had more ammo).
The ban on financial shorts is probably a given. One has to wonder why, seeing how “successful” the last ban was (note what’s subsequently happened to FRE, FMC, LEH, MER, etc.). But they will still try…
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