Many countries are now in the process of deleveraging their bad debt obligations. They need U.S. dollars to do this. There aren't enough dollars - so the price of the dollar is going up.
The buying strength of the dollar still stinks. It just smells a little sweeter than the septic tank called the euro. The Japanese yen puts them both to shame - but that's bad news for the Japanese since it makes their exports much more expensive.
The U.S. dollar will be going up for the next little while - and then it will come crashing down very, very hard. This will be when countries stop buying our debt - and it's only months away.
So does this mean that when the money moves out of treasuries it is going back into equities or is something else in the works?
Oil is WAYYYYY down. Gotta love it. Drill now and drive it down to $30 barrel where it belongs.
Added to my radar.