picture. I will give you an example. During the past six months, I had good arguments for the Canadian dollar going
down, and good arguments for the Canadian dollar going up. It was unclear to me which interpretation was correct. If
you had put a gun to my head and forced me to choose a market direction, I probably would have said "down."
Then the U.S ./Canadian trade pact was announced, which changed the entire picture, hi fact, the market had
broken out on the upside a few days earlier, as the negotiations were finishing up. At that inSant, I felt completely
comfortable saying that one of the major pieces ii the valuation of the Canadian dollar had just changed, and the
marlet had already voted.
Prior to the agreement, I felt the Canadian dollar was at the top of a hill, and I wasn't sure whether it was
going to roll backwads or forwards. When the market moved, I was prepared to go with tlat movement because we
had a conjunction of two important element!: a major change in fundamentals (although, I wasn't smart enough tc
know in which direction it would impact the market), and a techncal price breakout on the upside.
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