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  • #200,521
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:39pm Feb 22, 2010 9:39pm
easy NWO
  • #200,522
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm
I think ppl are guessing what the DOW will move tmr.

If up, then EURO should go up.

I think dow might be up.
  • #200,523
  • Edited 9:52pm Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm | Edited 9:52pm
Quoting realjumper
Lots of people are in that boat, the whole world over. And it will continue for as long as jobs are 'outsourced' to 3rd world countries where labour is cheap because conditions and pay suck.
What can we do to fix this problem? I suppose we could create more incentive to keep jobs within borders. That might save some jobs, but probably not all because of the incredibly cheap and poor conditions of outsourced labor. So what do we do?

Should we try to improve quality of life in third world countries so that their citizens demand better pay and quality of life? I suppose all civilized nations should try to raise the quality of life in other countries, not only for ethical and humane purposes, but for stability of within. Changing the whole world would probably be too expensive.

I think along with some effort of the aforementioned ideas above, people should care more about their country. They should not make money their god. They should take pride in building up their nation and not just their bank accounts. As a whole we are lacking Patriotism. It has gotten worse and worse with each passing year. it's a shame that it takes an event like 9-11 to bring us close, albeit for a short time. But again we can change the future.
  • #200,524
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm
Greed...if the world broke down the barriers and shared all resources, non of us would be in this predicament...

Quoting opufo1
easy NWO
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  • #200,525
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm Feb 22, 2010 9:40pm
The 'better education' comment sounded a harsh, but it is as true for us as for anyone else. We are poorly served by our education system. The system became a warehouse for kids, rather than a refinery for our most valuable resource. Also, human nature lead us astray; everyone wants, to be the boss, to do as little as possible to survive, and to still have all the 'toys'. The false sense of entitlement made us easy dupes for every scam the system sent our way. Now we are in danger of loosing all freedom because of our inability to provide for ourselves.

I truly believe that almost all of the Aid and Assistance money, foreign and domestic, should be spent on education. Education is like trade, it helps everyone. To heck with the "Myth of Scarcity", that idea is only promoted by the exclusionists, the dogs in the manger, who want everything for themselves...

Quoting 2+2=4ex
Not downplaying the need for a good education, but I find it hard to believe you would be saying this if you knew someone you loved who was an honest and good person and struggling to find a job. Lots of good people out there trying their best to survive and feed their family, even educated folks.
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  • #200,526
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:43pm Feb 22, 2010 9:43pm
Quoting X.Oden
It was sarcasm on the article....I was in John Smith's shoes for almost 2 years with about $12 left in my bank account, a family to feed and elderly parents to support, I decided to do something about it and the first thing was to no longer depend on my government nor anyone else and instead use my brain and my determination to get me out of that situation......and the biggest thing of all, I started praying again...
I commend you for that. Just the way you worded it seemed a bit insensitive. I apologize if I was mistaken.
  • #200,527
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:45pm Feb 22, 2010 9:45pm
I think you need to change the 'whole world'. We are too interdependant and too numerous, to maintain the idea of regional entitlments..jmo

Quoting 2+2=4ex
What can we fix this problem?.
Ah Luv the smell of a good prediction in the mornin!
  • #200,528
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:45pm Feb 22, 2010 9:45pm
Bingo....take the dependence away, get educated and be independent.

The need to rely on our government is the wrong approach...take the dependence away and you remove the power to control.....

Quoting Artcritique
The 'better education' comment sounded a harsh, but it is as true for us as for anyone else. We are poorly served by our education system. The system became a warehouse for kids, rather than a refinery for our most valuable resource. Also, human nature lead us astray; everyone wants, to be the boss, to do as little as possible to survive, and to still have all the 'toys'. The false sense of entitlement made us easy dupes for every scam the system sent our way. Now we are in danger of loosing all freedom because of our inability to provide for ourselves....
In Charts We Trust!
  • #200,529
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:46pm Feb 22, 2010 9:46pm
Quoting 2+2=4ex
What can we fix this problem? I suppose we could create more incentive to keep jobs within borders. That might save some jobs, but probably not all because of the incredibly cheap and poor conditions of outsourced labor. So what do we do?

Should we try to improve quality of life in third world countries so that their citizens demand better pay and quality of life? I suppose all civilized nations should try to raise the quality of life in other countries, not only for ethical and humane purposes, but for stability of within. Changing the whole...
I don't think that trying to improve the quality of life in third world countries is the answer. We have tried to do that with Mexico, but the corruption in these countries will always make sure that their people are the last to get any benefit from such help.
The only thing that can be done is to try and make the conditions such for business that they can be profitable again. In other words, the opposite of everything that is going on right now.
  • #200,530
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:48pm Feb 22, 2010 9:48pm
Quoting 2+2=4ex
What can we fix this problem?...
In 2002 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis

In 2004 I lost my job as I could no longer walk properly or give long hours to my job

In 2006 I entered forex and by 2007 I was on a wheelchair.

Today, I make enough from forex to pay my utility and medical bills on my own.

Jobs don't exist, jobs are manufactured, the person who learns to manufacture jobs is the person who is truly making money, never try to depend on others to give you employment.
  • #200,531
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:49pm Feb 22, 2010 9:49pm
Quoting 2+2=4ex
What can we fix this problem? I suppose we could create more incentive to keep jobs within borders. That might save some jobs, but probably not all because of the incredibly cheap and poor conditions of outsourced labor. So what do we do? <snip>
I can't argue with anything you have said. What fascinates me is the material things people strive to accumulate, yet they are blind to the real treasures of life. For instance, not far from where I live (10kms) is a range of hills that have been pushed up by centuries of earthquakes.....which continue to this day. The altitude is about 3-4000 feet. Some mornings, before dawn I pack a thermos of hot soup and walk up to the top. Then I sit there and watch the sun rise on a brand new day while sipping my soup. It's priceless, and it's free. Now, how many of the mega rich would watch such a spectacle on their 40' TV's, whilest never experiencing it for themselves, first hand?
Doing what you like is Freedom. Liking what you do is Happiness.
  • #200,532
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:51pm Feb 22, 2010 9:51pm
Quoting Artcritique
The 'better education' comment sounded a harsh, but it is as true for us as for anyone else. We are poorly served by our education system. The system became a warehouse for kids, rather than a refinery for our most valuable resource. Also, human nature lead us astray; everyone wants, to be the boss, to do as little as possible to survive, and to still have all the 'toys'. The false sense of entitlement made us easy dupes for every scam the system sent our way. Now we are in danger of loosing all freedom because of our inability to provide for ourselves....
On the money. Vanity has replaced virtue. I totally agree that education is the backbone. The higher the education level, the better everything becomes. Education will help prevent poverty & disease and will help spread prosperity and ability to overcome problems. It's has a compounding effect that trickles into every aspect of life. Americans/mankind have to take it upon themselves to make things better. Wouldn't help if we got some really good leaders either... which education produces.
  • #200,533
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:51pm Feb 22, 2010 9:51pm
That sounds incredible...take some pics next time you're there would you?


Quoting realjumper
I can't argue with anything you have said.

What fascinates me is the material things people strive to accumulate, yet the are blind to the real treasures of life. For instance, not far from where I live (10kms) is a range of hills that have been pushed up by centuries of earthquakes.....which continue to this day. The altitude is about 3-4000 feet. Some mornings, before dawn I pack a thermos of hot soup and walk up to the top. Then I sit there and watch the sun rise on a brand new day while sipping my soup. It's priceless, and it's free. Now,...
In Charts We Trust!
  • #200,534
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:53pm Feb 22, 2010 9:53pm
Quoting X.Oden
That sounds incredible...take some pics next time you're there would you?
Yep, for sure
Doing what you like is Freedom. Liking what you do is Happiness.
  • #200,535
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:54pm Feb 22, 2010 9:54pm
Quoting fontu
There is possible h&s in eu but it may need to reach 1.3550 level to test nechline 1.4646 validation which/any above is also confirmation of sell in daily tf. so not possible to reach that level perhaps today & closing longs & go. better see next day.
fontu
Morning , price just stagnant from my posting last night.H&S still can't be ignored & so may fall to a better support at 1.3550 rt shoulder & though presently trying to the neck prematurely ( and may fall also ) . At the same time H1 tf TD counts remain same for sell signal plus in H4 buy signal where in both cases price to close at above 1.3644/6 to confirm.and again at the day end daily candle to close above that level too for next sell signal daily level9 remain same ,waiting last of 13 count).
Anyway price definitely to go at or above 1.3646 & before that may fall to 1.3550 ( with/without) due possible hS .so only scalping for the day.
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  • #200,536
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:54pm Feb 22, 2010 9:54pm
Well looking at it realistically, most of the major countries are either well on their way to being insolvent or already there, about the only major player who is not is China. They are however very likely to suffer the same fate that the USSR did though as you can only keep the masses and information supressed for so long. Information is power and people will always find a way to get the information.

With that being said, what happens one of these days when China comes calling for repayment of all the government debt it owns. Somehow I doubt we are going to turn over the keys to the whitehouse, but it will still be a very dark day for this great country. Although it will likely be a very bad time, sometimes we need to be shaken out of our nice comfortable positions and introduced again to what is really important, and it isn't our cadillacs and golf club memberships.

I fear that the country I leave to my children will be a far cry from the one which was left to me. Given our current direction for providing everything for everyone, I simply don't see a way out of this mess with the ineptitude of our government officials.
  • #200,537
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:55pm Feb 22, 2010 9:55pm
Quoting forexlion
In 2002 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis

In 2004 I lost my job as I could no longer walk properly or give long hours to my job

In 2006 I entered forex and by 2007 I was on a wheelchair.

Today, I make enough from forex to pay my utility and medical bills on my own.

Jobs don't exist, jobs are manufactured, the person who learns to manufacture jobs is the person who is truly making money, never try to depend on others to give you employment.

I can anytime create a business opportunity within america for the amercans that can anytime beat the best and the cheapest offshore BPO industry, been there done that in 2005, but the non willingness of americans to work kicked me.
  • #200,538
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:57pm Feb 22, 2010 9:57pm
Quoting X.Oden
That sounds incredible...take some pics next time you're there would you?
Yea, that is amazing. How we get so caught up sometimes, myself included, in material things. So many great things around us we don't always see or appreciate.
  • #200,539
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:58pm Feb 22, 2010 9:58pm
I am not an American, but I have heard the voice of Ron Paul, even way down here in the land of Oz... (Arguably, the 51st State of the USA)

He makes a lot of sense.

Of course, anyone who makes sense is quite often made out to be a fool...

At the end of the day though, the shortest distance between two points generally seems to be a straight line...

I believe the problem with dear old Mr Paul is that he is simply not sexy enough...

Add to that that all of the US's problems could seemingly be solved by referring to the spirit of the Constitution of the United States, which, if adhered to, would have certainly avoided the current crisis, its just seems silly that such a simple and honest approach to domestic and international politics would solve the problems currently being faced. Seems a little too hard to believe, and yet, it seems your founding father's had it pretty much worked out, way back when...

Civilizations do run in cycles though, just like the markets...

Level headed, honest and reflective leadership is just not the order of the day currently. Even Gordon Brown is being labeled as a bully. Our PM has a short fuse too, but then these guys have a lot on their minds.

I would love to see a return to the ethics and ethos expounded by Ron Paul. It would serve the US and the rest of the planet well... The honesty and integrity that Ron Paul promotes as being the true backbone of America would be a symbol to the entire planet.

Then, and really only then, could we call the US the leader nation. Someone who others look on without fear and with pride and admiration.

PPP
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  • #200,540
  • Feb 22, 2010 9:59pm Feb 22, 2010 9:59pm
Quoting forexlion
In 2002 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis

In 2004 I lost my job as I could no longer walk properly or give long hours to my job

In 2006 I entered forex and by 2007 I was on a wheelchair.

Today, I make enough from forex to pay my utility and medical bills on my own.

Jobs don't exist, jobs are manufactured, the person who learns to manufacture jobs is the person who is truly making money, never try to depend on others to give you employment.

May God bless you with my share of luck in forex too....

Take care and good luck..
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