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- berlinbus commented Nov 16, 2015
I wonder what the master of disaster Mario Drag-low will conjure up to push banks that don't want to lend to people who don't want to spend.
- berlinbus commented Aug 11, 2015
The end is near.
- berlinbus commented Aug 11, 2015
So China's stock market plunge protection team is preventing total collapse by getting investors to borrow money and buy shares. How sustainable is that approach? This is an act of desperation, and is not a solution.
- berlinbus commented Mar 11, 2015
0 growth. 0 forecasted. 0 Before. At least the French are consistent. Not making up data as they go like the Americans.
- berlinbus commented Jan 30, 2015
There is no hiding it now.
- berlinbus commented Nov 17, 2014
Draghi will be the low point of the year no doubt.
- berlinbus commented Oct 23, 2014
Nice spin Bloomberg (Corporate Media) but people can't get fired from jobs they never got. url
- berlinbus commented Oct 22, 2014
It will never be time to increase rates.
- berlinbus commented Oct 21, 2014
It is physically impossible to grow 7-10% year on year, without slowing down.
- berlinbus commented Oct 21, 2014
My Saudi line in the sand is $65.
- berlinbus commented Oct 20, 2014
It's really about 4% if you take out the fudged numbers.
- berlinbus commented Oct 20, 2014
I guess if you lie a few times people stop believing you. With this info they just confirmed that they lie often.
- berlinbus commented Oct 1, 2014
The EU has 11,000 tonnes of gold to the US's 8,000 tonnes. I know where I would rather park my money.
- berlinbus commented Oct 1, 2014
It's a disaster in slow motion.
- berlinbus commented Oct 1, 2014
Wow, if the economy is doing so well why aren't interest rates moving back up to 5% lol. I'll tell you why. It's complete BS. This chart shows the truth behind job creation. url
- berlinbus commented Sep 4, 2014
Pathetic after 5 years of QE. Not even enough to keep up with population growth and the Mexican influx.
- berlinbus commented Sep 4, 2014
The reaction to this will be catastrophic. The ECB has admitted it has nothing left to encourage growth but chuck the silver at the market.
- berlinbus commented Sep 4, 2014
Anything to keep the asset bubble from popping on their watch. They are clearly getting very very desperate. Crash dead ahead!
- berlinbus commented Sep 4, 2014
If the UK economy were strong and improving rates would be going up. It's that simple. The fact that no government anywhere is talking rates rises means they are more worried about asset deflation.
- berlinbus commented Sep 4, 2014
No, last month was down because demand from Russia fell off a cliff. This month is up because German factories slashed prices, which will have a negative impact on GDP and inflation. See: url