DislikedAs the Dow Futures are down 22 and USD/JPY is heading towards 108.00, look at the PERCEPTION part of FTP
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DislikedAs the Dow Futures are down 22 and USD/JPY is heading towards 108.00, look at the PERCEPTION part of FTP
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BruceIgnored
DislikedThe TIC number comes out in 5 minutes. The NAHB number comes out at 1:00 PM and Bernake is speaking at 10:00 AM
Dow Futures are down 37 now ... Oil is UP $3.54 and Gold is UP $18 US as the US Dollar Index is going down. The Nikkei was UP BUT the CAC, DX and FTSE are down. Crude Oil hits record HIGH it flashes on CNBC !!!
Where is the Dow Going Today ?
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Disliked15:00 USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...mpact_high.gif TIC Net Long-Term Transactions 115.1B 63.0B 80.4B
isn't 115.1B much more than expected.. ? should be good for usd? what happens?Ignored
Dislikedin one of the videos of George Soros... he explained what he did in 92... the pound was very weak... and the situation similar .. then they raised the interest to try to save the pound... and he said... that was a signal for me that the pound is in big trouble... so now I can short the pound more... and that's how he did it.
maybe something similar could happen to the dollar now.Ignored
DislikedBernanke added more things to the worries... health care now... short short short...
I just cannot believe... I find it as if Bernanke had to find something to blame the crisis... I know! the hospitals are the problem of the united states !! I shouldn't had changed the interests rates... just remove the hospitals .. many poors would die and that would solve all the united states issues...!
I saw the logo of the FINAL WORD show on bloomberg.. and my mind did read FINAL WORLD... hahaIgnored
1. Gold went from $35.94 average price in 1970 to $120.17 in July of 1973...an increase of 233%.
2. Then, gold fell from $120.17 to below $95 in Nov 1973...a decline of over 20% in four months.
3. Then, in March 1975, COMEX gold peaked at $187.50 for a rise of over 90% in 17 months.
4. Then, in August 1976, COMEX gold hit a low of $101...a 46% decline in 17 months. So, during a two year and nine month period, the price of gold was only modestly higher than November 1973's low of $95. Then it began to move rapidly as inflation in the U.S. began to be a problem in 1977, 1978 and 1979.
5. In October 1978, COMEX gold peaked at $249.40 for a rise of 147% in two years and two months. By this time, inflation in the developed world was high and rising...much like inflation in the developing world is today.
6. In November 1978 COMEX gold bottomed at $191.20 for a decline of 24% in one month...Inflation continued to be a problem.
7. Then, in January 1980, COMEX gold peaked at $873...an increase of over 350% in fourteen months. After this gold price peak, inflation began to moderate. Paul Volker had taken over at the Federal Reserve and was administering some strong anti-inflationary interest rate increases which lead to a recession. He remained a strong and steady force for moderation in money supply growth and reduced the public's inflationary expectations.
In our opinion, we are at the beginning of a period of inflation in the emerging world that may be like the equivalent of early 1978 in the developed world. The developing nations are making the same mistakes such as price controls, which incentivize consumption, export restrictions, which incentivize global hoarding, tariffs and many other artificial boundaries which create market dislocations and lead to higher prices.DislikedHi Warren,
I just join your thread. I will follow it very closely from now on. I am sure I will a lotIgnored
THE MORE PAPER MONEY PRINTED
THE LESS ITS VALUE
The ultimate seduction of credit lies in its ability to deceive the debtor into believing that
it is real money he or she has. It is not. Credit and debt are two sides of the same coin,
albeit a coin of highly dubious origin.
The two-sided coin of credit and debt was substituted for gold and silver in an
arrangement that served bankers and government, not producers and savers; and, much to
the chagrin of the Bilderbergers and their bankers, the rest of the world,
sic producers and
savers, are now beginning to catch on to this increasingly obvious truth.
The recent rapid rise in the price of oil is a reflection of the intention of oil producers to
no longer automatically trade their limited supply of oil for an unlimited and continually
devaluing supply of paper money.
The current volatility in the price of gold and silver is a reflection of the death
throes of the Bilderberger’s regime of paper money. No paper money system has
ever lasted, all have ended in failure and disaster and this present system will end
the same way—no matter what efforts are exerted on the behalf of paper money.
IT’S YOUR CHOICE
PAPER, GOLD, OR SILVER
It was the bankers of the west that invented this game of charades where credit and debt
masquerade as money. It is a charade that has lasted three hundred years. All games end,
however, and this game is ending now,
gratis of the universe whose intelligent hand
Buckminster Fuller saw everywhere, even in our mistakes.
Bucky maintained that mistakes are an integral part of learning (see Fuller’s Mistake
Mystique, see http://www.flighttogenius.com/mm_ebook.pdf ), Fuller maintained that the
universe evolves by mistakes, learning ever more as it does so—and that includes
mankind—no matter how dissociated our minds think we are from the originating
phenomena of life.
In early June, as we in the Positive Deviant Network walked through Lakeview Prison in
Dunkirk, NY, we saw a slogan prominently painted on a wall. In that prison, especially,
its truth was obvious:
LEARNING IS HAPPENING