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Subject: Re: A Day Late and $75 Trillion Short?
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Nancy  Micklewright (nmicklew@butterfly.UVic.CA) wrote:
: How about, instead of asking a question for which you already have
: an answer, give us your answer so we can discuss it. That seems
: more straight forward to me, and it's the only way *I'll* participate
: in the discussion.

: Thanx,

: Steve Berer
: nmicklew@nero.uvic.ca
: >

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Steve:

The discussion so far has gone nicely without you. In any case, to clear
up *your* confusion: I am convinced that borrowing in the Eurodollar
market constitutes a vast global short position against the dollar. 

No one of the approximate dozen who have responded to this suggestion
seems to understand the dynamic of a short squeeze -- at least, as it
might apply to the global market for dollars. 


RA
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