Global Market Performance: Nowhere to Hide [View article]
So then, ultimately the credit is extended to doomsayers. That being so, the market may never correct upwards as generally desired. This being so, the process is not and never was a gamble. The general public continues to rely on conditional snippits of info and the big dogs continue to playout their strategies.
Well researched estimations we may trust concerned observers to offer if so inclined. But ultimately, when XYZ desires to corner a given market utilizing disposable fronts-we are mostly left as bit players in that charade. Just like Bear Sterns. You know, I actually thought there was something unholy involved in that event. It seemed that unheard of, oh the lamentations. In at 2 and out at 30, by now I could have stuffed tt in all my bill collectors mouths.
But the truth is, it is a gamble. Even when it appears to be relaying the facts. Of curse the whole world can end at any time, but in hindsight (We're always forced to look at "In The Mean Time") as having been the real issue. Therefore my present strategy has been modified to simplistic terms. "Keep an eye on the food chain (whats eating who and who'se eating what), then place your bets accordingly". That is, assuming you entertain the notion of survival!
Today's Lesson: Why the Fed Raised Its Rates in 1931 [View article]
You know, I was just revisiting 911 at YouTube and the most preposterous thought entered my mind. Not to upset anyone or validate the claims of Conspiracy Theorists but. It is rather intriguing the comparisons which can be made to the state of the US$ alonside the fate of those two towers.
It occurs to me that whether malevolently planned or not, that mortgage/credit mess plays so well into the hands of an adversary that it's an almost absurd idea to fathom that it must have occured to none of us we could be slitting our own throats.
Not too long ago I commented on another article regarding the manipulation of the price of oil and gold, now I admit my assessment could have been in error. I acknowledge this fas paux because I realize that the degree of manipulation required to parlay the combined gold reserves of the global community into a sufficient amount to offset their monetary deficits, could not possibly go unnoticed.
I can only hope I can make the same apology about the US$ once all the dust has settled!
Is U.S. Dollar Weakness a Recession Indicator? [View article]
Do you hear that drum beat special1? It's the remaining 3/4s of the world economy trying to size us up for our coffins without admitting it. It's the sound of a dragon licking his chops delirious at the thought of how unlikely it is that anyone will be grabbing him by the tail. And a butcher sharpening his cleaver in preparation to divy up the remains of those who dare try!
It's reverse subversion. $5.00 an hour welders who are not important enough to their employers to provide them with hardhats or steeltoe boots. Asian collection agents who don't know you from Adam but specialize in why you missed your mortgage payment.
Now as far as fiscal policy goes, we'd all have to be prepared to wrestle that bugger down. What is the national debt now anyway? Aside from the question of employment, I understand theres a grand "plan to rescue the credit market". Print more money but don't mind more gold. And heaven forbide some moron suggest a return to the gold standard. Lets see, do you think 5,000 tonnes would equal $45 trillion? Thats another reason their in no rush to bury USD, the same reason we won't return to the gold standard and the same reason their just barely able to control the price of it.
By the time prices skyrocket at Wally Mart, it might be well past too late to matter.
Historic Financial Collapse Underway? [View article]
ultimately behind it and why?
Global Market Performance: Nowhere to Hide [View article]
Global Market Performance: Nowhere to Hide [View article]
That being so, the market may never correct upwards as generally desired. This being so, the process is not and never was a gamble. The general public continues to rely on conditional snippits of info and the big dogs continue to playout their strategies.
Well researched estimations we may trust concerned observers to offer if so inclined. But ultimately, when XYZ desires to corner a given market utilizing disposable fronts-we are mostly left as bit players in that charade. Just like Bear Sterns. You know, I actually thought there was something unholy involved in that event. It seemed that unheard of, oh
the lamentations. In at 2 and out at 30, by now I could have stuffed tt in all my bill collectors mouths.
But the truth is, it is a gamble. Even when it appears
to be relaying the facts. Of curse the whole world can end at any time, but in hindsight (We're always forced to look at "In The Mean Time") as having been the real issue. Therefore my present strategy has been modified to simplistic terms. "Keep an eye on the food chain (whats eating who and who'se eating what), then place your bets accordingly". That is, assuming you entertain the notion of survival!
Today's Lesson: Why the Fed Raised Its Rates in 1931 [View article]
It occurs to me that whether malevolently planned or
not, that mortgage/credit mess plays so well into the
hands of an adversary that it's an almost absurd idea
to fathom that it must have occured to none of us we
could be slitting our own throats.
Not too long ago I commented on another article
regarding the manipulation of the price of oil and gold, now I admit my assessment could have been
in error. I acknowledge this fas paux because I realize that the degree of manipulation required
to parlay the combined gold reserves of the global community into a sufficient amount to offset their monetary deficits, could not possibly go unnoticed.
I can only hope I can make the same apology about
the US$ once all the dust has settled!
Is U.S. Dollar Weakness a Recession Indicator? [View article]
It's reverse subversion. $5.00 an hour welders who are not important enough to their employers to provide them with hardhats or steeltoe boots. Asian collection agents who don't know you from Adam but
specialize in why you missed your mortgage payment.
Now as far as fiscal policy goes, we'd all have to be prepared to wrestle that bugger down. What is the national debt now anyway? Aside from the question of employment, I understand theres a grand "plan to rescue the credit market". Print more money but don't
mind more gold. And heaven forbide some moron suggest a return to the gold standard. Lets see, do you think 5,000 tonnes would equal $45 trillion? Thats
another reason their in no rush to bury USD, the same
reason we won't return to the gold standard and the same reason their just barely able to control the price
of it.
By the time prices skyrocket at Wally Mart, it might be well past too late to matter.