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Re: skono4 post# 31756

Friday, 11/09/2007 9:42:31 AM

Friday, November 09, 2007 9:42:31 AM

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That's a damn good question and I have been wondering about that myself. I have been trying to compare many of the averages and even a few stocks to the $USD (as a ratio like this)

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$INDU:$USD&id=p07766746567&def=Y&listNum=11

It is interesting sometimes, but I haven't gotten a whole lot of useful data from it. If you look at that chart on a weekly basis, the ratio is about as high as it has ever been.

The last time the markets got out of hand vs. the $USD was probably 1987. That lead to the crash, but these charts don't provide much useful info to compare to that time period.

Any ideas?

GT

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