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What is the unemployment rate in Germany and what
is the PE on the DAX? Germany and France are socialist contries.
Their governments are way ahead of us in that respect. I heard France is
considering going from a 35-hour work week to a 30-hour work week to boost
employment. Any Frenchies on this list feel free to correct me.
Germany has a constitutional balanced budget requirement so they can't engage in
deficit spending to boost their economy despite the high taxes the citizens
pay. And Deutsche on the list feel free to correct me on that one.
The ECB has only just begun to cut interest rates after being forced to by the
strong Euro. And lets remember, the mandate of the ECB is not "sustainable
growth" as it is here. The ECB's mandate is "low inflation", specifically
0% to 2%.
Kent Rollins
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From: <A
title=TheGonch@xxxxxxxxxxx href="">Dan Goncharoff
To: <A title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 5:08 AM
Subject: Re: [RT] Currencies
Actually, continental Europe looks a lot closer to a bottom than
the US. No one sees things getting any better anytime soon, which I take as a
good sign. Even the banks in Germany are starting to fire people, something that
has never happened before.Looking long term, I see a lot more upside in
markets like Germany than in the US.RegardsDanGKent Rollins
wrote:
How about a strong economy. Where else are
you going to put your money? Europe? Japan? The Middle
East? Africa?
As for Soros, he has probably already closed his
position. He wouldn't have announced it otherwise.
Kent Rollins
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Mark Simms
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href="">realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 11:09 PM
Subject: RE: [RT] Currencies
Let's hope
SOROS gets his ass burnt here with a huge "C"-wave like rally in the
dollar...
only question:
what will spark it ?
Capture of
Osama Bin Laden ? Fed Announcement ? What ?
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[RT] Currencies
I have a target for the dollar index of
92.84 +/- and we are about there. Could this be the end of the current
dollar slump as the Euro is also flirting with current target prices.
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