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Hey chonchy...

Good to see you still really active.. and having a bit of fun at it...
All the best... cheers to the new year!

.......Hey Jason, long time no see you, good to see you too, come around more often, we actualy trade here some times, lol......happy new year.....all the best to you to and your family, your son should be big, here is my grandsons.........

I hope you had a great day Sir. It's a time for family and eating too much . We spent the day with family and friends, and resting up today (boxing day here). All the best for the New Year.
Cheers, Bogus.

.......All the best for you bogus also, happy new year.......

Beautiful Grandchildren my friend! Live life..and be merry.

.......Yep, being merry for 28 years now so......have a good one Jason, come by more often and post some once in a while, good luck this 2013.......I'm planing a trip to batam Island this year, so I will see you there......


http://www.batam.com/home.html

Why Uranium is the Unexpected Beneficiary
of the New Abe Administrationby Tom Essaye

Dear Carlos,
Last week, I wrote about Shinzo Abe's victory in Japan. And I explained how many observers are focused on the monetary policy switch that will occur now that Abe is prime minister and the Liberal Democratic Party is in charge.
But drawing less attention is his administration's plan to get Japan back on nuclear power, almost three years after the Fukushima disaster.
Shinzo Abe ran on a platform to overturn former PM Noda's decision to abandon nuclear power. Since the nuclear disaster, Japan has shut its fleet of 54 nuclear reactors, and instead is turning to coal, oil and gas.
But the reality of that switch was very expensive, as using those fuel sources proved more expensive than nuclear, which represented 27 percent of Japan's electricity generating capacity.

Mostly in reaction to the decision by the Japanese and other European countries to get off nuclear power, the cost of uranium declined sharply, from $65/lb. pre-Fukushima to a low of $40.80/lb. in November.
As you would expect, the uranium mining sector has simply collapsed in the wake of the Japanese disaster as fears mounted that Japan, no longer a source of demand for uranium, might actually now become a net seller, disposing of its uranium stock piles that were no longer useful.
To be sure, Shinzo Abe is not king of Japan, so I imagine there will be some political fights over the matter. But with such a strong majority in the recent election, incremental demand for uranium by Japan appears somewhat likely. And a continuation of the abandonment of the power source looks over, at a minimum.


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If Japan restarts its nuclear reactors, uranium and the miners who hunt for it could see a windfall.That is bullish for the uranium market, and most likely represents a turn in the fortunes of uranium miners. So for savvy contrarian investors looking for some value in this market, the uranium mining sector, which is basically at all-time lows, has to be attractive.
The best way for you to consider playing a rebound in the price of uranium based on increased Japanese demand is through the Global X Uranium ETF (URA). This exchange traded fund holds stocks in many of the largest uranium miners in the world, including Cameco, Paladin Energy, and Uranium One.
Uranium prices won't skyrocket overnight. But a return of nuclear power to Japan is bullish for uranium and uranium miners. And is a chance for you to get in early on the trend.
Best,
Tom Essaye

........Now, the american people must be or eather to stupid or drunk must of the time, because to tell me this clown that exactly december 31 is the debt limit, what the feck is this bro, is this guy is for real or this people here are dumb or something, what the hell is going on with this people, wake up americans or this people are going to sell you like baby food to the world higest bider.......

listen to this crap........

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Timothy Geithner: Debt Limit Will Be Reached December 31

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2366583.html

with that face, come on man, wake up guys..........


look at that face.......bastard........


http://i.huffpost.com/gen/917996/thu...large570.jpg?6

........Now here are the words of a sensible and wise man, I love this guy bro.......and who dosen't? well the elite I know, but besides them.........

"While I certainly agree that more guns equals less crime and that private gun ownership prevents many shootings, I don’t agree that conservatives and libertarians should view government legislation, especially at the federal level, as the solution to violence," Paul wrote in a statement posted on his website. "Real change can happen only when we commit ourselves to rebuilding civil society in America, meaning a society based on family, religion, civic and social institutions, and peaceful cooperation through markets. We cannot reverse decades of moral and intellectual decline by snapping our fingers and passing laws."

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2362432.html

The retiring libertarian lawmaker explained, "Let’s not forget that our own government policies often undermine civil society, cheapen life, and encourage immorality. The president and other government officials denounce school violence, yet still advocate for endless undeclared wars abroad and easy abortion at home. U.S. drone strikes kill thousands, but nobody in America holds vigils or devotes much news coverage to those victims, many of which are children, albeit, of a different color." He added, "Obviously I don’t want to conflate complex issues of foreign policy and war with the Sandy Hook shooting, but it is important to make the broader point that our federal government has zero moral authority to legislate against violence."
Paul also slammed the response to the shooting from the "political left," saying he found "emotional calls for increased gun control" to be "misguided."

......Je, je probably, I don't dought it, lol........Happy new year Sir. Ill-b-back..........

.......I don't know, call me crazy but I see this chart calling for a 1.4600, upper trend line on this weekly or turning down here to the lower trend line, but if I have to guess is up, all tho the monthly is holding this move up, a good puch from Berny can change all that, and the fiscal cliff unresolve situacion can also help......so 1.4600 14550 or 75 is all on the table for me, me think, good luck to you guys in all you do.........but I recomend to act with streme caution..........of course some hurdles on the way up may be in order........

........Daily charts and 4H chart are up and ready to go with this analisis, so up we go.......lets do it.......

.......And as soon as I say up, it goes down, oh well they sure say don't trade on christmas, all is crazy......and just after the japenese are out, I wonder what happens.........

Morning,

EuroDollar Daily

in DECEMBER month's is FAKE MARKET'S as usual, Sir

I never Trade on Christmas until Next Year...

Enjoy 'the End of Year' Holidays with my Family, Now.
Boring... Wait my (2) Childs played in KIDS Fun with my Wife.

O - oo
They're finish Now...

........Do we see 3300 or not today?.......I have to do some earlie tomorrow, I'm going to sleep guys, see you in a few hours.........good luck, I think is going to keep going but it looks out of gas, yopu just going to have to wait and see, hope you catch the break, focus, focus and discipline........