Fat Arby

Thursday Outlook: Window-Dressing Symbolism

no __ _ _ _ . Sherlock. You and I are a lot alike, you know? We have ruts and ingraned habits and when things don't go our way we get angry and there goes our money! We have to think outside the box, or in your case, outside the cottage. I have a suggestion for you, one that cost me dearly but that I'll be glad to share with you since I hate to see you frustrated over this stuff. REady? Set? Go!
Red Option advisories at REd option .com .
You'll thank me when you get to France, but let me tell you something: When they say , Go! you Go!, and don't try to reanalyze what they've already done! When they say Stop! , you stop! and don't look back.
I had the dough when they said GLD but then blew it in options. I had money left when they said STAY AWAY but what did I do? I went back in. Now, I wish I had paid off a few more bills or paid my rent in advance.
Start at the commentary section and continue with the shadow trader weekly and then choose the advisory that's right for you.
Best!

Chinese Banks: Non-Performing Loans Rising

tHE intelligent man knows all this to be true. The man is learned and not a stranger to economic developments and credit extensions. He knows how the crash of '29 and depression came about. Gold influxes, gold outflows.
A crash and subsequent depression could and probably will occur in China. The infrastructure , though more developed than in the 80's (after the cultural revolution), is still lacking and only the rich can afford new housing. The poor will just build huts again when they move out of government housing and likely be happier.
As the US becomes unable, or less able, to import goods and the other ecnomies in Asia falter, the Chinese economy will really suffer. China thrives on trade and its own cheap labor. If any of these two are compromised, it begins a spiral because bad loans increase and so banks start to fail and subsequently there's no dollars to reinvest back into the US stock and bond markets.
When it comes, the de-globalization might trigger global recessions equal to or greater than the worst of 87 or even the credit crisis of the late 60's.
I also recommend The Dollar Crisis by Richard Duncan 4U, the author. thanks for the link 2 :;