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Quoting NZ Chris
{quote} Always dreaming PT. Usually of Maxwell on the zipline. If it goes down far enough I might be able to afford the pool anyway.....
If that's the case, I'm sure you'll invite Maxwell for a swim

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Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it
Apply economic Stimulants, I mean Stimulus...

background: they say the market PA is an expression of the participants' collective state of mind. a spider produces different shaped webs when given different substances.

The apprent matches are circled but I think the missing exact match would be "crack"!

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Quoting venzen
Apply economic Stimulants, I mean Stimulus... background: they say the market PA is an expression of the participants' collective state of mind. a spider produces different shaped webs when given different substances. The apprent matches are circled but I think the missing exact match would be "crack"! {image}
Interesting stuff. Did they try also viagra stimulus on spider? Lol .
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My guess for the NFE 192K
5 mins left for the real deal
Quoting evanescence
my guess for the nfe 192k 5 mins left for the real deal
this one was very aggressive !!!!
Iam just A pips on the rode :nerd:
5M candle stick wort a 70 pips range !!!
Iam just A pips on the rode :nerd:
Poland Confiscates Half Of Private Pension Funds To "Cut" Sovereign Debt Load

Zerohedge >>> http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-0...eign-debt-load
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Quoting PipTrapper
Poland Confiscates Half Of Private Pension Funds To "Cut" Sovereign Debt Load Zerohedge >>> http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-0...eign-debt-load
I have three good choices where to put my money.

(1) Turks & Caicos
(2) Costa Rica
(3) Malta

I have been to Costa Rica (Capital City - San Jose
I remember the Club Key Largo

Any suggestions where I should live in the winter and set up my company tax shelter.

There is No Way that QE will come to an end during 2013. I think the markets might be very surprised on the days of September 16 and September 17, 2013 when Bernake tells us his plans.

German Elections and Syria speech on Tuesday September 10, 2013 by Obama.

New Federal Reserve Chairman and that does not even factor in Egypt.

September 2013 heading into October 2013 will be very revealing. Enjoy your weekend and Smell the Roses...
An eye on E / J..

Daily chart..triangle pattern..
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Quoting CurrencyMan
{quote} I have three good choices where to put my money. (1) Turks & Caicos (2) Costa Rica (3) Malta I have been to Costa Rica (Capital City - San Jose I remember the Club Key Largo Any suggestions where I should live in the winter and set up my company tax shelter. There is No Way that QE will come to an end during 2013. I think the markets might be very surprised on the days of September 16 and September 17, 2013 when Bernake tells us his plans. German Elections and Syria speech on Tuesday September 10, 2013 by Obama. New Federal Reserve Chairman...
If you're looking for a safe haven for your money, then the best advise is to keep it in Canada... one of the strongest and most resilient banking systems in the world.
What you would pay in taxes on that money would be far less than what you could lose stashing it elsewhere on this planet. Just consider it insurance.
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Quoting Vtmn
another day in the office, nothing to do {image}
Go breathe some fresh air
Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it
Quoting PipTrapper
{quote} If you're looking for a safe haven for your money, then the best advise is to keep it in Canada... one of the strongest and most resilient banking systems in the world. What you would pay in taxes on that money would be far less than what you could lose stashing it elsewhere on this planet. Just consider it insurance.
in ur opinion what are the pluses/minuses keeping dough in a candian bank..??
Quoting TraderPablo
{quote} in ur opinion what are the pluses/minuses keeping dough in a candian bank..??
Pluses:

First off, 5 of the 6 Canadian chartered mega banks made it to the top 20 of the strongest banks in the world as follows
3rd Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)
4th Royal Bank of Canada (RBC Royal Bank)
7th Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank)
8th Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Bank)
17th National Bank of Canada
http://www.bloomberg.com/slideshow/2...ks.html#slide1

Secondly, the Central Bank of Canada (BOC) has the best regulatory and supervisory system in the Western world.
Canadians were burned badly in 1985 when 2 small banks failed. They were the first failures in over 60 years. From that day the government of the day (Conservatives led by Brian Mulroney) passed legislation to make sure it would never happen again by tightening up regulation and supervision... and it hasn't even come close to happening again. In fact, five of the major banks in Canada turned profits during the 2008 financial crisis which saw banks failing in other parts of the world... including of course the US.
Canadian banks are also governed by the Canadian Bankers Association... a self governing body of member banks with board seats reserved for legislators and BOC staff.
http://content.time.com/time/magazin...960167,00.html
http://www.bankofcanada.ca/about/
http://www.cba.ca/en/component/conte.../57-what-we-do

Third, the CDIC (Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation) and the CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation) insure all deposits and mortgages in Canada. The CDIC protects depositors whereas the CMHC protects banks from any losses due to bad mortgages, which in effect also protects depositors.
http://www.cdic.ca/CDIC/Pages/default.aspx
http://cmhc.ca/en/corp/about/index.cfm

Minuses:

Canada has one of the highest income tax rates in the western world. Even if you are a non-resident, you still pay a withholding tax on any returns you realize from investments or deposits in any of the country's institutions or corporations.
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Quoting PipTrapper
{quote} Pluses: First off, 5 of the 6 Canadian chartered mega banks made it to the top 20 of the strongest banks in the world as follows 3rd Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) 4th Royal Bank of Canada (RBC Royal Bank) 7th Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) 8th Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Bank) 17th National Bank of Canada http://www.bloomberg.com/slideshow/2...ks.html#slide1 Secondly, the Central Bank of Canada (BOC) has the best regulatory and supervisory system in the Western world. Canadians were...
Thanks for all the great information. I will only visit Costa Rica, Turks & Caicos and Malta for the Young Ladies.

My vote goes to Costa Rica until I visit the other two.

As for Tax Shelter I am leaning towards Turk & Caicos.

Have a Great Week Trading and Thanks
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From Jim Willie...

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Many are the myths held so firm by the public. Many are the lies told so boldly by the leaders. Many are the millstones around the neck of the system that is fast losing its momentum. Many are the frauds committed routinely in full view. The entire US system is unraveling, myths exposed, lies contradicted, while the millstones weigh down the financial and economic system. The absent Gold Standard, the invalidity of money, the insolvency of banks, the toxic nature of sovereign debt, the illegitimate money, the intrusive debilitating central bank franchise system, these are grand millstones around the neck of the Western system. The current monetary policy is killing capital, a fact not observed by 5% of working economists, the harlots working closely to policy making. The nation is hurtling quickly toward systemic failure in every conceivable frame of light. A quick review should be revealing of myths, lies, deceptions, and millstones.


USDOLLAR AS MONEY

The greatest myth of all is that the USDollar is money. No way, not a shred of truth! The reality is that Gold & Silver are money. The USDollar is declared to be legal tender, when it is actually debt denominated coupons brought down to low parcels for spending purposes. Being debt, the monetary system based upon the USDollar will next deliver powerful blows to the US population. Their savings and investments are based in the USDollar. Therefore the debt writedown will foist a huge wealth writedown upon the hapless masses. Their wealth was never wealth at all. It was more debt markers, gathered in much like Al Capone would hold.


LIFE SAVINGS

The myth is that the people's life savings are always protected and safe. The reality is that 401k, IRA, and Keough savings plans are a grand trap. They entice the participants with tax deferral which is hardly tax avoidance. People's savings are then stuck in the system, never to come out. The reality is that funds are subjected to the whiplashes of the ever-present asset bubbles. Next on the reality tap is the forced conversion to special USTreasury Bonds, where they will earn no interest yield and be vulnerable to USGovt debt default writedowns. The ongoing risk is also for Bail-in confiscation taxes, but that seems more like a fail-safe insurance threat in protection of accounting fraud and bank criminality.

Conclusions:

IRONY OF NEW ASSET-BACKED MONETARY SYSTEM

A significant Jackass theme stated since 2009 and 2010 has been that a new legitimate monetary system is coming, but it must arrive with a critical mass. The concept has been articulated and explained in numerous Hat Trick Letters over the past three years or more. Here is the main point. A new asset-backed currency can arrive, but it is at risk of killing its own economy quickly from its own sudden success unless certain conditions are met. If only one or two nations use the new currency, then they will see the currency rise quickly, too quickly, which would result in a massive loss of export industry. No foreign trade partner could afford its output. Although the imports would be made absurdly cheap, the domestic economy could not support the system. The ultimate requirement of a new asset-backed currency is for the new instrument to be used by a large critical mass of the global economy. The Eurasian Trade Zone combined with the BRICS nations, along with other wise nations wishing not to be excluded, could actually form the requisite critical mass.

For five years since Lehman Brothers failed, the world has been seeking to exit the USDollar. The challenge has been in setting up financial frameworks, creating trade platforms, and wiring them to banks and commodity markets. They are on the verge, with G-20 Meetings scheduled to forge out the necessary tools and platforms. The nations not participating in the combined platforms established by the BRICS nations, the Eurasian Trade Zone players, and the G-20 members, run the extreme risk of being left out in the cold. They will fall into the Third World. Many are the rumored stories of a group of Gold-backed new currencies to arrive soon, like with the Chinese Yuan, like with the new USTreasury Dollar, like with the new Nordic Euro. My gut tells me that United States will be the last to participate, and the first to fall into the Third World. The next chapter will be all about Gold-backed currency and a return to the Gold Standard. Any analyst, any counselor, any economic planner with integrity knows that the Gold Standard is the missing solution since 2008 when the global financial crisis struck. The hammer will come through the Gold Trade Standard, and not from banks or the FOREX currency market. The rest of the world cannot seek a solution when the Wall Street bankers and the London bankers are in the room. Watch the Moscow G-20 Meeting, where the quasi ostracized Anglo delegates will be watching from the corner, not participating, reporting home on progress.
As posted in the EU and EJ threads..............EU Thoughts

Monthly - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...18#post6949418

Weekly - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...32#post6949432

Daily - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...46#post6949446

H4 - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...57#post6949457

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Quoting PipTrapper
{quote} Pluses: First off, 5 of the 6 Canadian chartered mega banks made it to the top 20 of the strongest banks in the world as follows 3rd Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) 4th Royal Bank of Canada (RBC Royal Bank) 7th Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) 8th Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Bank) 17th National Bank of Canada http://www.bloomberg.com/slideshow/2...ks.html#slide1 Secondly, the Central Bank of Canada (BOC) has the best regulatory and supervisory system in the Western world. Canadians were...
thx for the (as always) comprehensive info.
Quoting forexalien
As posted in the EU and EJ threads..............EU Thoughts Monthly - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...18#post6949418 Weekly - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...32#post6949432 Daily - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...46#post6949446 H4 - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...57#post6949457 Thanks
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