Filed Under: Tickers in this Article: SPY, UUP, DBV The
government is stepping in with $700 billion to bail out Wall
Street firms and perhaps save the entire U.S. economy. Investors
should follow how the U.S. dollar has responded and consider an
exchange-trade fund that uses a long and short currency strategy
focused on capitalizing on strong economies.  Who's Counting
Anyway? Prospects of the $700 billion Wall Street bailout
pushing the U.S. budget deficit over the $1 trillion mark may
cause the U.S. dollar, which has been a good hedge against the
broader U.S. market so far this year, to have more reason to
move downward. The White House has already estimated a $482
billion deficit due to the ailing economy and the bipartisan
$170 billion stimulus package approved by Congress and President
Bush earlier this year.  U.S. Dollar Index Hedge The PowerShares
DB US Dollar Index Bullish (AMEX:UUP) is meant to replicate the
performance of being long the U.S. Dollar against the euro, the
Japanese yen, the British pou