Muscle Flex Inc. announced this morning that it will be a part of the official Backstage Talent Gift Lounge at the 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards where it will showcase its Muscle Flex VATA Brasil(TM) Sports & Active Wear Collection. The Latin GRAMMYs are being held at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas on November 5, 2009 and will be broadcast live on the Univision Network. Muscle Flex will have two representatives backstage during rehearsals for a two-day gifting event.

Produced by industry leader Distinctive Assets, this official gift lounge is an invite-only showcase of some of the hottest products hand-picked by one of Hollywood’s most influential trendsetters, Lash Fary, founder of Distinctive Assets. Recognized as one of the most watched television music events globally, the Latin GRAMMY Awards attracts many of the largest and most influential media and

Muscle Flex, Inc. announced earlier this morning that its Muscle Flex VATA Brasil Sports & Active Wear Line will be included in the “Andre Agassi’s 14th Annual Grand Slam for Children” Gift Basket by Lash Fary and Distinctive Assets. Hosted by tennis legend and philanthropist Andre Agassi and presented by Genworth Financial, the 2009 Grand Slam for Children has been scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26 at Wynn Las Vegas.

As part of the Distinctive Assets Gift Basket, Muscle Flex will gift thirty Muscle Flex VATA Brasil Sports and Active Wear ensembles to the presenters and performers of the event. Past entertainers include: Barbra Streisand, Sir Elton John, Billy Joel, Phil Collins, Jerry Seinfeld, Stevie Wonder, Ellen DeGeneres, Jamie Foxx, Robin Williams, Celine Dion, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Rod Stewart, Tony Bennett, Luther Vandross, Usher, Matchbox Twenty, Goo Goo Dolls, Faith Hill, Tim

Muscle Flex Inc. announced early this morning that its Muscle Flex VATA Brasil Sports & Active Wear Line will be included in the “Andre Agassi’s 14th Annual Grand Slam for Children” Gift Basket by Lash Fary and Distinctive Assets. Attracting some of the biggest names in entertainment, the annual Andre Agassi Grand Slam for Children is the largest single fundraising event held in Las Vegas.

Since its inception approximately 14 years ago, the Grand Slam for Children has been distinguished by its roster of first-rate entertainers. The Grand Slam for Children concert fundraiser benefits the Andre Agassi Charitable Foundation (AACF), a non-profit organization focused on assisting at-risk youth in Las Vegas, where Agassi was raised.

Andre Agassi’s Grand Slam for Children Event attracts some of the world’s distinguished celebrities. Previous presenters and performers include:

Andre Agassi Paris Hilton Carlos Santana George Lopez Josh

Currencies trade in a tight range again…U.S. Retail Sales are a clunker! RBA’s Stevens is upbeat! Thoughts on Brazil…And Now… Today’s Pfennig!

Good day… And a Happy Friday to one and all! The end of the week… It’s been a tough week for yours truly, as I’ve hobble around in pain all week. But, as I recall, I promised 2 years ago that I would not complain about these things in the future… So! I carry on!

Well… Front and center this morning… The currencies are trading near levels they were when I signed off yesterday morning. They did have a brief rally, after the U.S. Retail Sales data showed some real rot

Fed cuts rates 50 BPS!…  Currencies rally Big!…  3rd QTR GDP to go negative?…  I.O.U.S.A. … And Now… Today’s Pfennig!

Good day… And a Tub Thumpin’ Thursday to you! It certainly was a Tub Thumpin’ Wednesday for the currencies, foreign stocks, commodities, and the Philadelphia Phillies! This by no means that the deep dense fog that has hung over the markets for 3 months has lifted for good… It did, however, lift for one day, and what a day it was!

Oh, and the Fed did indeedly do cut their Fed Funds rate to 1%, which works out great since Fed Funds had been trading at 1% anyway! I had a reported from Dow Jones call me a few minutes after the rate cut and ask me my opinion on what the dollar was doing, which at the time was rallying back a bit… I said it looked like a classic case