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- brucewhain commented Apr 9, 2023
Maybe the reason inflation in China is 1.2% year-over-year is because they don't flood the general market with tons of cash that no one expected and for that reason even wanted. (While at the same time putting the squeeze on funding for banks, after ...
- brucewhain commented Jan 8, 2021
Well I couldn't read it all but am in general agreement. Without Trump to oppose incompetent and dishonest laws and regulations frankly there's little opposition left - and we are left at the mercies of the "motivated" to make appropriate decisions ...
- brucewhain commented Jan 16, 2016
Greenstar: " ...stand up for themselves and speak against the REAL force behind this brainwashing." True, agreed. But doesn't it seem God had these people take over the money because no one could have made such extreme piles of M1, M2 and M3 so ...
- brucewhain commented Sep 29, 2015
How can you announce effectiveness when the split has not yet been effected?
- brucewhain commented Aug 27, 2015
It's possibly wrong to say a broker is criminally overleveraged in such extreme circumstances but in fact the ones who had to get liquidated or bailed out were. Seems SNB made a particularly inept move. Shouldn't they know better? Or was it planned ...
- brucewhain commented Aug 27, 2015
This is the death knell of forex as we know it. Since Dodd-Frank, as it applies to forex, was contrived by the big exchanges, stock brokers and banks, and forced down our throats by their bought-and-paid-for politicians, they have managed, by ...
- brucewhain commented Aug 24, 2015
And so far, they have managed to get away with it. It's working, and we have avoided the bread lines. But what choice do they have? I don't think there is any. In this regard - and this is coming from a virulent and probably hated conspiracy ...
- brucewhain commented Jan 16, 2015
FXCM has been pressing their luck. According to my understanding they are the direct descendants of REFCO, of the famous 2004 scandal. They have attempted to cartelize the retail forex industry, taking advantage of customers' disenchantment ...
- brucewhain commented Feb 17, 2014
So much the better! Anything to prevent a Soviet re-run - along with their final coup of pan-European dominance. But I wouldn't be so certain: if EU is in the hands of the Chinese why would the old Soviets (such a pleasant sounding appellation) not ...
- brucewhain commented Feb 17, 2014
Don't think that's what they're in the market for. Maybe InfoWars, though my comments have gotten censored there. My problem with this thing is it's really a propaganda piece like left over from Soviet times - you have to have the technocrats ...
- brucewhain commented Feb 17, 2014
This is not exactly forthcoming. Firstly, the crisis did not originate in the US housing market, it originated in the money market, and spread from there. Financial institutions were hardest hit - by far. The part about Germany being so ...
- brucewhain commented Oct 23, 2013
JPY Correlations Article: What Does it Mean?
- brucewhain commented Sep 29, 2013
You don't design policy and regulations with one big blockbuster Act (5 years ago and still they don't have the regulations written for Dodd-Frank.) in this case or with Dodd-Frank, or anything else for that matter. You tweek it gradually till it ...
- brucewhain commented Sep 22, 2013
Hey Trout It just so happens that I happened to have just such a hunch, though wasn't trading at the time, and that 1:59 glitch in the yen pairs would probably have thrown me off badly. Ugh. Do you suppose they put those things in for realism? (Note ...
- brucewhain commented Sep 22, 2013
Then on the other hand: What if they hadn't done the gold manipulation, what if the bullion banks had continued to default? We'd be REALLY fucked. Or the forex market: It's easy to see when they're doing it because they can't seem to make a chart ...
- brucewhain commented Sep 22, 2013
Yeh but there are certain standards that must be upheld in order for the economy to be able to keep the standard of living high and improving. It's clear to me that as these standards are intentionly allowed to slip the standard of living is eroding ...
- brucewhain commented Sep 18, 2013
It can be said of Belkovsky - as Boris Berezovsky's political "compatriot" in London exile - that his statements made in their in-absentia efforts to take down Putin are something on the order of what the English judge said about Berezovsky's ...
- brucewhain commented Dec 12, 2012
Expected!? It's one O'clock in the morning in Japan!
- brucewhain commented Dec 12, 2012
Recently the Italians haven't been given the privilege voting for the prime minister post. Wonder what it says in their constitution about that.
- brucewhain commented Dec 11, 2012
I think the technocrats have the same thing in mind for Germany (the number of anti-german NGO's there would bear this out) but they must first dig thru the layers of Greece, Spain and Italy before they can begin looting German assets. Thus ...