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........3186, I think after they come back from lunch they get to the 3200......or maybe this is it, maybe we should keep drinking beer and forget about the 3200..........

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Yeah the weekend is here, but I did go short on my demo to see if she get back to the 38.2% retrace on 15M.

MARCH MADNESS TIME!!!

HOLLA

Hope all is well..... Panama City Beach was fantastic.Lots of food and drink with a bit of golf mixed in with the family for my folks 50th anniversary.

Did not trade hardly at all. Was a nice break, but I missed it.

I could be a great beach bum if i didn't need fking money .

retrace a bit, I see........

.......welcome back chillypiper, hope you had a good time at the 50 aniversary, congrats to them, I haven't being to panama city yet, I will write it down in the calendar of things to do, I could be a beach bum too, lol, I love the beach, I don't know what I'm doing in hialeah for over 30 years now........boring here man, this is what I like........

the electric surf board, I have them if you want one, lol........

Californian Ska, beer and beaches. Is it a Friday party I be missing?

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George Soros-Backed Firm


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rockefeller, are all this guys look alike?

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Dear Reader,
Today I have something brand new and very interesting to share with you.

It's an intriguing new piece of research, published by Porter Stansberry, the controversial Founder and CEO of Stansberry & Associates Investment Research, based in Maryland.

First a little background...

As you may know, for several years, Porter has been warning about the U.S. dollar losing its "world reserve currency" status.

Porter calls these problems the "End of America," not because he's predicting a literal end to our nation or political system... but because they portend a loss in the world's faith in the U.S. dollar system.

In late 2010, Porter produced a video presentation about this idea. Over the past year or so, more than 20 million people have watched this video, and hundreds of thousands of people have taken action.

But h ere's the thing...

Until very recently, Porter said he was unsure of the exact mechanism by which the U.S. dollar would be replaced.

In other words, he wasn't yet sure how America as we know it, would "end."

But now, Porter believes he knows how it will all unfold--and he has published a brand new piece of research, to bring you up to speed on what's going to happen next.

If you are an American, or if you hold any assets in U.S. dollars, this is something you absolutely must understand and pay attention to over the next few years.

Because it could mean the difference between surviving this looming crisis just fine... and suffering substantial losses.

As I mentioned, Porter has spent a lot of time in recent weeks putting together a brand-new analysis. It is now complete--and today we are making this research public.

This is a big deal for our country and our economy, and I hope you will see the signi ficance of this work.

In the research that follows, Porter explains exactly what he thinks will happen next, and what you need to do to protect yourself.
You can see Porter's latest work here...

Sincerely,
Brian Hunt
Editor in Chief, Stansberry Research

Smikester's hairdressing tips for the older gentleman:

1> The combover

This is designed to cover a bald patch. Have your parting just over your ear and then comb your (long) hair over the bald patch on the rear of your pate, like this:



Disadvantages:

May come away in high winds or during vigorous

like so:



Almost as bad as wearing a wig? Not quite.

Next week: How to make a wig look authentic by sanding in a bald patch.

this is a new series, what happens to the cocktails of fridays?

...........Hello everybody, I'm going to sell bicicles and surfboards, have a good one.....

the future is here..........

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Damm i need to move to california here whe have beautifull rain 280 days a year lol if not even more..

I had an interesting week in Maastricht as I conversed with people, and again found myself pondering the alleged March 23rd default. I also found it interesting to look at what moneys Greece had thus far been given, and where this finance had emanated from.

At the beginning of this week – and after Greece had gained an apparent debt swap that still added to their liabilities – a further 6B Euro was given to top up the 36B Euro given the week before. So, Greece has been given 6B Euro to cover costs for March. Now, as paltry as that seems, Greece is also to be told how to use this ‘money’ (note the enclosing apostrophes), and so you can bet that it will not filter down to the gutter… you know, that place where the ordinary citizen that was never in a position to avoid taxes in the first place, has now been placed; by those, being in a position to avoid paying taxes, have since flown their capital out of Greece - alongside the 26B Euro that found its way out of the personal accounts of the officials that were in charge of Greece before the proverbial hit the fan.

So, returning to the pot for Greece. Well, what a stench it is that permeates out from the cracks of this vile concoction. You see, this 6B Euro has not come from the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), but is, in fact, a creation from the ECB. Yep, it’s not real money – for want of a better explanation to describe its origins. That is, it does not seem to be backed by anything. Okay, the 130B Euro that is supposed to be on its way is not real, in any sense of the word, but it is backed by commitments from debt holders – apparently – outside of Greece.

And as for the 66B Euro of EFSF bonds that Klaus Regler claims to have been obtained by the market, er, you mean internal market, don’t you Klaus… very internal. No buyer has been found. 35B has come from ECB collateral enhancements, and 31B in accrued interest and debt swap ‘facilities’. In short, these bastards borrowed from themselves, and describe it as ‘bonds issued on a non-cash basis’. Non-cash! What the F*** does that mean? Look, sunshine, people are dying of malnutrition, lack of medical care, and a whole host of other diseases that should not exist in this modern world, let alone in a country belonging to Europe, and you twits are creating funny money that only exits as figures on a piece of paper. Of course, this buys you the time you need to stick to whatever plan you lot have, but those on the streets have no time left. Get it?

And then my blood boiled inside my normal-sized figure when the spittle flying off the corpulent lips of Evangelo Venizelos as he declared that he was anticipating the arrival of 25B Euro. From where, and more importantly in order to maintain the charade that is the claim that Greek banks are being recapitalized by this money, when?

I ask because at present not one cent of what can be considered more real than the current non-real money – the 130B Euro that has supposedly been released after the ‘successful’ debt swap the other week – has gone nowhere near Greece.

And this brings me to more recent announcements. Reglur the rodent has announced that he will go to the markets, starting next week with the sale of short-term bills, five-year bonds and perhaps some that are longer. Hmm, me thinks that sellers may be hard to come by as they consider any sale a way to cover your internal loans to yourself, and thus pushing of problem off your balance sheets, and onto the unsuspecting. Mario Draghi being an integral architect in this ruse.

And if the sales fizzle, so what… no member-states coffer has actually been raided as of yet in order to capitalize the 130B Euro bailout – indeed, many suspect that this is being held back for the moment Italy or Spain, or both, hit the wall. And so come the end of next week, March the 23rd, if the bonds fail to raise the required capital for March 20th, and with no threat to the 130B Euro in escrow, it may not seem such a hard thing for Greece to be thrown off the cliff; as enough time appears to have past for those in power to have prepared by now.

Add to this the relatively quiet week on the Euro news, and increasingly negative comments from the IMF – who would not make them without the nod from Washington, Brussels and Berlin – of backing away from intervention in Greece, and the stage seems to be being set for a declaration. Do I still think it is March 23rd. Hmm, not sure, but certainly all the big names appear to be desperately trying to be seen to be doing the best that they can for Greece, without actually doing much at all; but of course, in the eyes of the public and controlled media, it will certainly look like they gave it their best shot as Greece has her throat cut.

If not March the 23rd, how about the banking weekend that comes up shortly after – when most of Greece grinds to a halt and nobody uses the banks services? If it be this weekend, the first we will know is when reports of ATMs not issuing notes surfaces. Indeed, another thought to put on the back of the date of default is Evangelo Venizelos’ move away from finance minister and into party leader aspirations – does he see the writing on the wall, and so is getting out of the way now in order to avoid being blamed for any default, whilst hoping that as he has towed the line with big money, being the man of choice to lead a post-default Greece. I am told such a position is very lucrative.

And - and this really has come from sound sources in northern Europe - I am told that printing plates for German Deutschmark had been minted and placed into strategic banks country wide as far back as 2009. Rumour has it that there are banks in Germany that have printed fresh Deutschmarks, and if, and when, Germany gives the salute to the rest of Europe, the Deutschmark will quickly filter in. Of course, I was told that photographs of said plates was circulating, but I have yet to see.

And yes, was stopped out on the Cable short… bugger.

I don’t know about you, but I was intrigued by the declaration by CitiBank that the FTSE will double in ten years, and wondered how this could be so. This statement came a day or two after it had failed the recent bank stress tests in the US that had nothing like the coverage that such tests had a year or so ago. Is this some ridiculously lame attempt to dupe the retailer into equities, and by extension, boosts the books of CitiBank in order to come out of the quarantine corner that it has just been placed into?

I note this statement as I have become interested in the Aussie Dollar. More specifically, the contracting Chinese economy, and curb on the housing sector – it is a mess of unsold properties, poor speculation, and rampant corruption that is impacting upon the export market for Australia – in terms of raw materials.

Add to this the falling house prices in Australia, and rising inflation, and I am again going to support the notion of a rising US Dollar this year, and falling equity market no matter where the bourse may be situated (in as much as can be when under manipulation by the FED). Do I think that the constant printing by the FED will increase – via announcement of QE – I am not sure, as I think they know that this money does not find its way to the public, but instead to speculation upon emerging economies, that currently appear to be in contraction. Of course, on-the-street inflation would do a lot to reduce deficit, but when the holder of reserve currency status, does one care?

Of course, the best laid plans change on the opening salvo of any battle, so what is noted in the charts may be rendered redundant within the first few minutes of market open.

In support of my comment regarding the Aussie Dollar.

Returning to the lady that burnt me twice recently.

Is it coincidence that each instrument that I have presented so far today made a shoot for a major pivot come close of play Friday... as if preparing for this week of bailout suspence for Greece?

EDIT: And of course, the UK budget on Wednesday. Pff, may be a rollercoaster...