dipped to 80.596 but is up a bit now

Better go look again.....

80.440

Would one of you post a link or two to above data please, for newcomers like me?

If they exist, links at thinkorswim or yahoo would be great.

look under general stock discussion, its permanantly at the top under useful links for investors. don't know about yahoo, or thinkorswim

Seems like the $ index trendline has it breaking 80 around July 24th.

The only reason you haven't seen a rate hike out of Bernancke is that he thinks that the 80 level will hold.

I, on the other hand, am not so sure.

kinda weird and im sure there is a plausible explanation but the dx seems to spike down on a regular basis around 6 am.

looks like London is trying to knock it down again 80.514 at the mom

YEN beginning to move against everything here, long against NZ OZ EURO $& GB

can see 80 going tonight once the far east understand the implications?

C'mon, dollar...what's another 1/2 percent drop between friends?
That would make this week the PERFECT storm...
I'm praying!

Short Dollars, long Euro and Loonie - just did it.

its getting close, unfortunately the far east FX markets are so thin, it will be London that takes it through decisively or not

Yen Gains as Subprime Mortgage Concerns Spur Risk Aversion
By David McIntyre and Stanley White

July 18 (Bloomberg) -- The yen gained as losses at a Bear Stearns Cos. hedge fund prompted traders to pare investments in higher-yielding assets funded by borrowing the currency.

The Japanese yen gained against the New Zealand and Australian dollars, favorites of so-called carry trades, after Bear Stearns said the fund won't return any money to investors. The yen has dropped against all 16 most-active currencies over the past 12 months.

``The yen is rising on an unwind in carry trades,'' said Tsutomu Soma, a bond and currency dealer at Okasan Securities Co. in Tokyo. ``Bear Stearns' latest woes are sparking risk aversion. This isn't just about Bear Stearns. Other hedge funds may be suffering just as much.''

The yen was at 122.06 per dollar at 8:35 a.m. in Tokyo from 122.34 late in New York yesterday. Japan's currency traded at 168.37 per euro from 168.59. The yen may rise to 121.70 against the dollar today, Soma said.

To contact the reporter on this story: David McIntyre in Syd

looks like ANOTHER 52 week low...within spitting distance of the magic number....
C'mon!!! Let's just hurry up & get it over with already!!!!!

looks like it taking another run down

looks like its not the yen tanking it

Its the Pound and Euro.

there she goes, look out below

well, at least the yen put up a heck of fight at the end. you gotta respect that. lol

Not really. It still looks like a blue square for a ski hill - not a green oval.

But the others have that black-diamond look....

my favorites are black-diamonds with ice. real kamikazi skiing

I used to do that ****.

Nearly killed myself several times. But that was back when I thought I was Superman - and at times, when I hit things just wrong, I flew like him too.

For a few seconds.

you have to have edges sharp as razors, and torque your bindings down a couple of twist. im 47, i haven't done it in a couple of years. don't really know if i would now.