RE: RE: US $ comments: Vialoux & ThackrayThx for your response. I gave this/your scenario much thought a few months ago and disagree as the rush to the US$ last October was based primarily on the credit crisis. One must distinguish between this & the world wide recession. The credit crisis is thawing & today's news from Geitner is another example of co-ordinated lending. We are not out of the woods & if it does not work I see a rush back to the US$. So I have been waiting patiently for the US$ to fall (technically) & there are many short term fundamental triggers which include credit thaw/bank & home price stability to extend the trend. Longer term looks even worse for the US$ when you look at deficits, etc. but I think that is another down leg when the world has positive GDP. I agree with you that this is a bear market rally which I think will run through May. So what looks good to short (every portfolio should have a short component) & of course no large bets in general (plus horizon products are to be traded to take advantage of short term trends).... the US$. Cheers.