RE:RE:ComexWell, I would like to think it's business as usual, but I can’t help thinking that all hell is about to break loose!. You talk about the dollar rising, but that is a measure of the dollar index made up of some other currencies. I believe they are using printed currencies to manipulate the value of each other's currency, and make the index look relatively stable. What that does is make the index look like a single currency, and a single currency cannot be an index. One must compare the dollar to things like consumables (which are rising in price against the dollar). How can Canada claim a lower inflation rate than the U.S. when their dollar is supposedly falling in value against the U.S. dollar? How can the Yen have any value at all with a debt/gdp ratio of about 300%?