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On their trade policies that he has been holding back on because he wants them to work with the u.s. and other global allies on north korea. how do you interpret that? >> yeah, that makes sense, you know, the president, when he was going through his campaign and since he, on the economic front has expressed a lot of concern for the trade interaction, the deficit that we face with china, the amount of debt that is owed, that he brought up, and the currency front -- >> you think he is right to hol...

Small caps lead a long time. in japan, they were leading again. look at a fund, dxjx. small cap japanese stock but hedged on a currency front. look at this one. not directly correlated. >> youve be hot. stay hot. great week again. >> that is it for thecross of freedom block. i want to focus in on the obamacare. the left wants to get over it. this violates the constitution america was founded on. we want answers. we contacted every key democrat we can think of with a finger in the law, from kathl...

Stabilize the yen, which together with the g7, were see something effect already. but on the other hand, that could well be a shift in the weak yen, strong yen kind of policy. tra diggally, japan has been focusing on the strong yen to boosting up internal consumption. with the stronger yen people can buy more. however, after the aftermath of this catastrophe, people cant spend as much. in fact with all the reconstruction, with the rebuilding of the industry, may be a weaker yen could well benefi...

>> there was a lot of sort of symbolic gestures. they seemed to be getting on better. it went off very smoothly. it was liked in beijing. do you think that will translate into a change, a softening, perhaps, of policy in china toward the u.s.? >> possibly. i think the visit by president hu jintao to the u.s. was quite productive. everything went well. china placed a lot of orders for u.s. goods including soybeans. so i think in the future months we may see a softening of the overall relationship...