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01-22-2009, 10:28 AM

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Hello everyone,

I realize I've been a bit MIA on this forum for the past couple of months, but I'd really like to cultivate discussion on forex sentiment--especially as it relates to our own Speculative Sentiment Index report

Forex Sentiment Forecasts further Japanese Yen and US Dollar Strength

I tend to get a lot of questions about the SSI, and I think it would be great if everyone posted their questions here--because you're not the only one with questions about it. So be sure to check out the most recent SSI report and let me know what you think.

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