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  • #71,661
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:16pm Mar 5, 2009 12:16pm
Quoting nvcK
Obama on Bloomberg, long Euro!

My nominee for post of the day!!!
  • #71,662
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:17pm Mar 5, 2009 12:17pm
Quoting gatorinla
split the assets then let some other banks that are strong and wants them bid on them.. no matter what the cost is.. what ever is left over gov takes and liquidates them to whomever wants them no matter the price.. auction is... after that split the rest up and let gov guarenty them and let fannie or whoever service them
Yeah but who are the bidders going to be? International corporations, China, etc... might as well just get out the scissors and cut the signatures off of the Constitution and then have the Chinese government put their John Hancocks all over the words...

The most frustrating part of all of this is that it was avoidable. But, again, I also think it was inevitable and probably will serve as a catalyst to a brighter future, eventually with less government intervention.. just not in my life time.

I can tell you that 7 billion people are harder to fool then 5 or 6 billion and people are waking up to the BS thats going on behind closed doors.
  • #71,663
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:18pm Mar 5, 2009 12:18pm
Quoting gammase1
The government is subsidising the banks' shareholders in the rescue plans, namely Citi, at the expense of a crap deal for taxpayers. Nationalise them properly, wipe out shareholders, sort out the balance sheet, inject proper amounts of capital and get them lending again. Realistically, it will take a decade before the nationalised institutions can be sold back to the public sector.

I think you Americans need socialism. Anyway, this is what you seem to be advocating in your post; have the banks as public bodies providing a service for the greater...
no im not... im saying we already have something like that even though we dont call it that..standing on the outside it sure could look that way.. there is a fine line and they do get blured.....im not ready for a sickle on my flag.. people who screw up the system with ilegal acts should go to man prison not a country club like we do with white collar crime..
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #71,664
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:19pm Mar 5, 2009 12:19pm
Quoting Doniboy
LOL...yeah I guess your right...America is no more...we are all doomed...life as we know it is over....

Get a grip.
Listen man, sometimes reality is a difficult concept to grasp.

When you say America I think of my family, my friends and my Constitution.

So when we are having a crisis of this magnitude that shakes the core of America and changes America, then YES America is no more. We have become something else for better or for worse.

But how can you sit there and argue that by changing the foundation of a country it doesnt change the country itself?
  • #71,665
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:23pm Mar 5, 2009 12:23pm
Quoting GrnEydGuy
Listen man, sometimes reality is a difficult concept to grasp.

When you say America I think of my family, my friends and my Constitution.

So when we are having a crisis of this magnitude that shakes the core of America and changes America, then YES America is no more. We have become something else for better or for worse.

But how can you sit there and argue that by changing the foundation of a country it doesnt change the country itself?
Nah... it's not that America is becoming something else. It's that "a few" more people are finally seeing what it really is.

Don't worrry, at least 99% are still clueless, so we can still keep the "image of America" another day...
  • #71,666
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:24pm Mar 5, 2009 12:24pm
Quoting GrnEydGuy
Do you think America invented this economic model? You might be right, but the question is WHO and WHEN.

These financial instruments & social programs that have failed (fractional reserve lending practices, social security, medicare etc) were brought to you by the same folks that have been running international banks for CENTURIES and are not the result of some baby country's (thats us U.S.) ideology.
America is the main pioneer of the free-market idealogue. Certainly more so than any other country. Obviously, the beast that is capitalism has evolved over time, through many generations, at its own accord.

However, this "evolution" was aided by the lack of efficient government regalation from the free-marketeers, the Americans, the most powerful nation on earth, the ones who believed in the all-consuming power of the markets.

For a proper healthcare system for all and a more equitable society, with an adequate social security net, you Americans need look no further than to some of the well run countries of Europe for ideas of how to solve many of your country's ills.
  • #71,667
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:24pm Mar 5, 2009 12:24pm
Quoting GrnEydGuy
Yeah but who are the bidders going to be? International corporations, China, etc... might as well just get out the scissors and cut the signatures off of the Constitution and then have the Chinese government put their John Hancocks all over the words...

The most frustrating part of all of this is that it was avoidable. But, again, I also think it was inevitable and probably will serve as a catalyst to a brighter future, eventually with less government intervention.. just not in my life time.

I can tell you that 7 billion people are harder to...
there is plenty of money in the u.s. waiting to jump on something like this...remember money is never lost it just changes hands... someone made money just as much as wall street lost.. we could limit ownership to citizens.. but guess what those same people you mentioned can buy u.s. now.. we got a big for sale sign on us now and have for some time now..
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #71,668
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:25pm Mar 5, 2009 12:25pm
Quoting Doniboy
LOL.....we are all doomed...life as we know it is over....

Get a grip.
Don't be so absurd, please.
  • #71,669
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:25pm Mar 5, 2009 12:25pm
I just wish that the people of our great nation, the government, the press...what-have-you would use some of the logic that we as traders use.

You need to question during upswings as well as downswings.

If anyone on this board was up 300 pips, they would not just sit back and say "Well things are wonderful and always will be"..No, we would question it "Why are we up" "How long will it continue" "When will it reverse" and "What can I do to prepare for it"

I know it is an oversimplification, but this country did almost nothing as all these bubbles were blowing themselves up...We waited until after they burst before we decided that something needed to be done. Now we have the politics of fear in action.

The sad thing is that this is always the case...no one worries about the economy when it is doing well, then by the time it isn't doing well it is too late and we get stuck with the radical agenda of an opportunist.
  • #71,670
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:26pm Mar 5, 2009 12:26pm
Quoting gammase1
America is the main pioneer of the free-market idealogue....
You have valid points dont get me wrong. I'm just saying we have a book in America called "Who moved the cheese" that talks about the difficulties of adjusting to change. Amplify that by the population of the US and you ahve some serious issues.

We are talking about the complete annihilation of the foundation of our Country.

I am free because I am not because "they" let me be... but when they think they are "letting" us be free therein lies a serious problem.
  • #71,671
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:28pm Mar 5, 2009 12:28pm
Quoting gammase1
Don't be so absurd, please.
My point was to be absurd, to show, by comparison, the absurity of your statements that America has failed.
  • #71,672
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:28pm Mar 5, 2009 12:28pm
Quoting gatorinla
there is plenty of money in the u.s. waiting to jump on something like this...remember money is never lost it just changes hands... someone made money just as much as wall street lost.. we could limit ownership to citizens.. but guess what those same people you mentioned can buy u.s. now.. we got a big for sale sign on us now and have for some time now..
HAHA... That's the most upsetting thing to me. Inviting foreign investors in here is like saying ok China you can move into the master bedroom, and Japan you can have the suite, ohhh.. but America you go sit in that broom closet and don't come out until were done here.
  • #71,673
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:29pm Mar 5, 2009 12:29pm
Quoting Doniboy

I know it is an oversimplification, but this country did almost nothing as all these bubbles were blowing themselves up...We waited until after they burst before we decided that something needed to be done. Now we have the politics of fear in action.

The sad thing is that this is always the case...no one worries about the economy when it is doing well, then by the time it isn't doing well it is too late and we get stuck with the radical agenda of an opportunist.
You need a Keynesian approach, counter-cyclical fiscal and taxation policies. A very European idea...
  • #71,674
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:29pm Mar 5, 2009 12:29pm
Quoting Doniboy
My point was to be absurd, to show, by comparison, the absurity of your statements that America has failed.
Well its true that there is a failure somewhere. But be assured that this "failure" was an intentional week spot designed to facilitate change. This stuff does not happen by accident it is all by design and has been for centuries.
  • #71,675
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:31pm Mar 5, 2009 12:31pm
so how about that eur/usd?
  • #71,676
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:31pm Mar 5, 2009 12:31pm
Quoting gatorinla
there is plenty of money in the u.s. waiting to jump on something like this...remember money is never lost it just changes hands... someone made money just as much as wall street lost.. we could limit ownership to citizens.. but guess what those same people you mentioned can buy u.s. now.. we got a big for sale sign on us now and have for some time now..
this part isn't true in the case of asset price deflation like we are seeing now. it is a huge destruction of wealth. the QE measure announced are an attempt to counter some of this "lost" wealth.
  • #71,677
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:32pm Mar 5, 2009 12:32pm
Quoting GrnEydGuy
HAHA... That's the most upsetting thing to me. Inviting foreign investors in here is like saying ok China you can move into the master bedroom, and Japan you can have the suite, ohhh.. but America you go sit in that broom closet and don't come out until were done here.
we have done this already...hell.... Saudia Arabia owns the white house already..the only problem is now people are starting to become aware that America is controlled by others now that their paycheck is being affected. Other wise..they wouldnt give a shit
Different opinions highly valued, ignorant to slander.
  • #71,678
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:33pm Mar 5, 2009 12:33pm
Quoting Doniboy
My point was to be absurd, to show, by comparison, the absurity of your statements that America has failed.
Your economic model has failed, that point cannot be argued against when you have an incompetent and insolvent banking sector and motor industry.

Anyway, back to forex now, please.
  • #71,679
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:34pm Mar 5, 2009 12:34pm
Quoting F.x.
Don't worrry, at least 99% are still clueless, so we can still keep the "image of America" another day...
Well have faith my friend as I am in this dialogue every day of my life and I see millions of people waking up to this. And when I say waking up I mean they are getting the bigger picture, and then a bigger picture until finally they realize that the only true change comes from within.

We have severed half of who we are as humans and now we are coming full circle to regain that severed half.

I am actually excited to be living in these times. Our generation will be one of ancient history taught in many many many years to come. Its just difficult to see when you are smack dab in the middle of it.

To get perspective spend some time on Luna looking down on Earth and observing what is going on.
  • #71,680
  • Mar 5, 2009 12:35pm Mar 5, 2009 12:35pm
Quoting psiholog
Other wise..they wouldnt give a shit

LOL.. yeah you're right, but I don't think this all about apathy. We have been fed sh*t lies for breakfast, lunch and dinner for so many generations that we believe we like the sh*t.

And we feed our children and grandchildren this sh*t and tell them to like it when they don't... ad infinitum..
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