Apples to Apples: Will History Repeat Itself as Android Gains on the iPhone? [View article]
chicken egg question. what came first ?
the apple iphone or its great apps ?
truth is; (by now) google went the right way, a open operational system. guess why they did it instead of pieace of hardware ? yep.. you got the point.. in the OS world they will have people working for them. and if the geeks and professional developers do fall in love for google OS just like they did for apples iphone, damn.. then apple is in trouble, because they will start developing and porting all its apps for android. both apple and google have a big advantage over microsoft(windows mobile) and symbian, called FETISHISM. for some wierd fucking reason(acctually, for the same reason you root for the losing team when watching any game), all uber geeks out there, love google, love apple.
if android peaks up(it becomes trendy) YES. IT DOES POSES A THREAT TO APPLE. all apple fanboys here, I am sorry, but that is the fact. another advantage is the hardware. its notourious, how ANY SMARTPHONE. is superior in resources to iphone. iphone doesnt have decent camera, doest have flash, its slow, extremely limited, though, its fashion, trendy and has tons of apps.. so we go back to the egg/chicken question..
#1 can other co. make their phones a trendy ? - yes, motorola and its razor have already proved that.
#2 if android apps peak up.. - yes again. apple is f** up!
#3 the most ridiculous argument i read here was: iphone will never be out-trended. HAHAHA COME ON, DO ME A FAVOR. so, basically, you are assuming IPHONE, IS THE ULTIMATE DEVICE. nothing else will ever come to replace it.
haha ohh boy.. ok ok, keep believing this.
LAT BUT NOT LEAST: right now, forget the iphone, or any other phone, focus on WIMAX vs LTE and the CARRIERS. they are where you are going to make money. with that said. good luck to all. android-fan-boys apple-fan-boys and money-fan-boys (i am located on this bandwagon)
How Will Markets React to a Dollar Rise? [View article]
son,
china is already dumping their precious dollars into commodities.
On Sep 28 08:22 AM Quaker wrote:
> The dollar should strenghten against the Euro now that the election > is over. It will stay the same against the Yuan. That makes the yuan > a defacto dollar. If the dollar weakens and commodities rise it'll > collapse the Chinese ecconomy. Like the USA in 1931, China is far > more affected by a commodity shortage than anyone else. > > The one thing that could really cause the dollar to go up is the > collapse of the Japanese economy.
etfc situation is so pathetic that the main reason the author points to buy it is the hope of a takeover. so, if your best argument is; "you should buy it because it might be a takeover target" you are gambling, are they or are they not going to be bought ? 50/50 ?? i guess gambling in vegas is safer.
have you ever heard about a theory called "the earth is not the center of the universe" ??
this also apply to america son. soon, you may find out that there other countries in the planet with potential and growing, internal market buying power.
now, lets not be foolish, 1.3 billion chinese, 200 million brazilians and 1.1 billion indians will not become middle class(and start buying) overnight, just like china will not dump USD overnight. so, for sure, I DO BELIEVE USD HAS A SHORT TERM REBOUND. but look beyond, 20 years from now, maybe, in a multi-polarized world, US may not be the center of everything. no doubt, it wont lose its status as a super power, however, no longer a mega-power.
On Sep 14 05:38 AM globalview99 wrote:
> The so-called fall of the Dollar is a head fake sucking in easy money > who think that because of the huge deficits, the US will need to > ratchet up interest rates to attract foreign purchases of US debt. > > > But that's not going to happen because the Japanese CB as well as > other export-driven economies CB's (Germany, China, and other Asean > Group exporters) upon looking over the precipice of continued falling > exports (to the US) and unacceptable high unemployment, will intervene > and buy up Treasury notes (thereby increasing exchange rates and > strenghtening the USD) just to raise the buying power of US consumers > which will raise their level of exports and keep people employed. > It's a matter of politics and survival; and you can bet on it.<br/> > > Just remember, the US consumer generates some 16% of global trade; > if the Dollar remains weak and US consumers cut back on their buying > (which has already happened) the economies of nations that export > to the US are likewise affected. So given the choice of sitting > on USD reserves and watching their employment rolls dramatically > fall and pople on the streets demanding jobs and bailouts to pay > mortgages, foreign governements will buy up US T Bills at low rates > to keep the economy humming. > > Conversely, the US government is delighted with a weak dollar as > a natural barrier for US consumers to buy US goods rather than foreign > goods. So the US is really in the catbird seat with a win win scenario > going forward.
Why the U.S. Dollar Drop Might Be Significant
[View article]
what do you want a short term or a long term answer ?
short term - dollar will go up. instead of asking yourself how lower USD can go, ask how high can OIL go. then you will have an answer will an imminent pullback to happen, oil suppy easily surpassing demand and by consequence falling, dollar will go up.
long term - even though "the g-20 and bric countries asking for a new currency" it wont happen overnight. even them (the brics and g20) dont want it to happen overnight. the land needs to be plowed for that. everybody got tons of dollars in reserve, its stupid to think they wish a new currency to be created out of nowhere. a transition will be made, as it is already being made. china investing in petrobras and several other "state"-owned co. over the world. india building gold stockpile, gold itself hitting 1k, those are all "light effects" that clearly show USD will be replaced some day.
now, once again. some day, it is not tomorrow, neither it is next year, or the year after that.. things will change, US does not sustain to be the uni-polarized super power it once became in the past century, and eventually, things will change. how they will change ? wars ? trade deals? i dont know. i also dont believe in those "apocaliptical economic preachers" that get out of their cave every fucking crisis, saying the world is coming to an end and US is doomed, and so on..
no this wont happen. but its foolish, for those, even the more patriotics, that blindly believe, the world cannot live without america. believe me, 1.3 billion chinese citzens can consume a lot.. A LOT.
Gold Is Still the Opportunity of a Lifetime [View article]
by the way, the dollar supplantation even though needed, its very complex. its not something you just wake up and do. of course, that doesnt mean as well it cant and wont be done. a lot of countries have demonstrated that they are pretty fed up with the fact that US has a printing machine and use it at its will to fool others into accecpting their currency in exchange for interest rates lower and lower. now, think this way, worst (or best, depending on what side you are) dollar does get replaced; do you think gold will shoot to 10k ? boy.. gold will shoot to 100k if not more. and then, the currency will go back to where it should have never left, being backed by something real, something that existis. look at the bright side, maybe we even get to see pirates back in the seas stealing gold. damn.. are we as a civilization going back in time ? amazing!
ETF, the new cocaine in town. came to replace and relieve the pain of the late 2008 crisis. the only one who will(and are making) money on this things are~
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can anyone tell me whats going on there ?
Cramer Does It Again with CIT Call [View article]
what kind of idiot still follows this guy ?
Apples to Apples: Will History Repeat Itself as Android Gains on the iPhone? [View article]
what came first ?
the apple iphone or its great apps ?
truth is; (by now)
google went the right way, a open operational system.
guess why they did it instead of pieace of hardware ?
yep.. you got the point.. in the OS world they will have people working for them. and if the geeks and professional developers do fall in love for google OS just like they did for apples iphone, damn.. then apple is in trouble, because they will start developing and porting all its apps for android.
both apple and google have a big advantage over microsoft(windows mobile) and symbian, called FETISHISM.
for some wierd fucking reason(acctually, for the same reason you root for the losing team when watching any game), all uber geeks out there, love google, love apple.
if android peaks up(it becomes trendy) YES. IT DOES POSES A THREAT TO APPLE.
all apple fanboys here, I am sorry, but that is the fact.
another advantage is the hardware.
its notourious, how ANY SMARTPHONE. is superior in resources to iphone. iphone doesnt have decent camera, doest have flash, its slow, extremely limited, though, its fashion, trendy and has tons of apps.. so we go back to the egg/chicken question..
#1 can other co. make their phones a trendy ? - yes, motorola and its razor have already proved that.
#2 if android apps peak up.. - yes again. apple is f** up!
#3 the most ridiculous argument i read here was: iphone will never be out-trended. HAHAHA COME ON, DO ME A FAVOR. so, basically, you are assuming IPHONE, IS THE ULTIMATE DEVICE. nothing else will ever come to replace it.
haha ohh boy.. ok ok, keep believing this.
LAT BUT NOT LEAST: right now, forget the iphone, or any other phone, focus on WIMAX vs LTE and the CARRIERS.
they are where you are going to make money.
with that said.
good luck to all.
android-fan-boys
apple-fan-boys
and money-fan-boys (i am located on this bandwagon)
How Will Markets React to a Dollar Rise? [View article]
china is already dumping their precious dollars into commodities.
On Sep 28 08:22 AM Quaker wrote:
> The dollar should strenghten against the Euro now that the election
> is over. It will stay the same against the Yuan. That makes the yuan
> a defacto dollar. If the dollar weakens and commodities rise it'll
> collapse the Chinese ecconomy. Like the USA in 1931, China is far
> more affected by a commodity shortage than anyone else.
>
> The one thing that could really cause the dollar to go up is the
> collapse of the Japanese economy.
Why E*Trade Is a Must Buy [View article]
so, if your best argument is; "you should buy it because it might be a takeover target" you are gambling, are they or are they not going to be bought ?
50/50 ??
i guess gambling in vegas is safer.
Despite Dedicated ETFs, No Reliable Way to Play Natural Gas [View article]
How Low Can the Dollar Go? [View article]
this also apply to america son.
soon, you may find out that there other countries in the planet with potential and growing, internal market buying power.
now,
lets not be foolish, 1.3 billion chinese, 200 million brazilians and 1.1 billion indians will not become middle class(and start buying) overnight, just like china will not dump USD overnight.
so, for sure, I DO BELIEVE USD HAS A SHORT TERM REBOUND.
but look beyond, 20 years from now, maybe, in a multi-polarized world, US may not be the center of everything. no doubt, it wont lose its status as a super power, however, no longer a mega-power.
On Sep 14 05:38 AM globalview99 wrote:
> The so-called fall of the Dollar is a head fake sucking in easy money
> who think that because of the huge deficits, the US will need to
> ratchet up interest rates to attract foreign purchases of US debt.
>
>
> But that's not going to happen because the Japanese CB as well as
> other export-driven economies CB's (Germany, China, and other Asean
> Group exporters) upon looking over the precipice of continued falling
> exports (to the US) and unacceptable high unemployment, will intervene
> and buy up Treasury notes (thereby increasing exchange rates and
> strenghtening the USD) just to raise the buying power of US consumers
> which will raise their level of exports and keep people employed.
> It's a matter of politics and survival; and you can bet on it.<br/>
>
> Just remember, the US consumer generates some 16% of global trade;
> if the Dollar remains weak and US consumers cut back on their buying
> (which has already happened) the economies of nations that export
> to the US are likewise affected. So given the choice of sitting
> on USD reserves and watching their employment rolls dramatically
> fall and pople on the streets demanding jobs and bailouts to pay
> mortgages, foreign governements will buy up US T Bills at low rates
> to keep the economy humming.
>
> Conversely, the US government is delighted with a weak dollar as
> a natural barrier for US consumers to buy US goods rather than foreign
> goods. So the US is really in the catbird seat with a win win scenario
> going forward.
If UNG Re-Opens, Should Investors Bite? [View article]
Apple: The Real News Is What Wasn't Announced [View article]
thats what apple is
a brand.
congrats to them for being able to turn a computer in a fashion desirable accessorie.
Gold: 1200 by Year-End; 1500 in 2010; 3000 by 2015-2017 [View article]
wanna buy gold ?
REAL GOLD ?
get the physical thing.
and not a paper that says it tracks gold. .
Why the U.S. Dollar Drop Might Be Significant [View article]
short term - dollar will go up. instead of asking yourself how lower USD can go, ask how high can OIL go. then you will have an answer
will an imminent pullback to happen, oil suppy easily surpassing demand and by consequence falling, dollar will go up.
long term - even though "the g-20 and bric countries asking for a new currency" it wont happen overnight. even them (the brics and g20) dont want it to happen overnight. the land needs to be plowed for that. everybody got tons of dollars in reserve, its stupid to think they wish a new currency to be created out of nowhere.
a transition will be made, as it is already being made. china investing in petrobras and several other "state"-owned co. over the world. india building gold stockpile, gold itself hitting 1k, those are all "light effects" that clearly show USD will be replaced some day.
now, once again.
some day, it is not tomorrow, neither it is next year, or the year after that.. things will change, US does not sustain to be the uni-polarized super power it once became in the past century, and eventually, things will change. how they will change ? wars ? trade deals? i dont know.
i also dont believe in those "apocaliptical economic preachers" that get out of their cave every fucking crisis, saying the world is coming to an end and US is doomed, and so on..
no
this wont happen.
but its foolish, for those, even the more patriotics, that blindly believe, the world cannot live without america.
believe me, 1.3 billion chinese citzens can consume a lot.. A LOT.
Gold Is Still the Opportunity of a Lifetime [View article]
the dollar supplantation even though needed, its very complex. its not something you just wake up and do.
of course, that doesnt mean as well it cant and wont be done.
a lot of countries have demonstrated that they are pretty fed up with the fact that US has a printing machine and use it at its will to fool others into accecpting their currency in exchange for interest rates lower and lower.
now, think this way,
worst (or best, depending on what side you are)
dollar does get replaced;
do you think gold will shoot to 10k ?
boy.. gold will shoot to 100k if not more.
and then, the currency will go back to where it should have never left, being backed by something real, something that existis.
look at the bright side, maybe we even get to see pirates back in the seas stealing gold.
damn.. are we as a civilization going back in time ?
amazing!
Gold Is Still the Opportunity of a Lifetime [View article]
UNG Trading 101 [View article]
"hold UNG for 2+ years and you will be fine"
HAHAHAHAHAHA x 2
really,
what kind of idiot holds an ETF ?
ETF, the new cocaine in town.
came to replace and relieve the pain of the late 2008 crisis.
the only one who will(and are making) money on this things are~
1. the issuers
2. the (AD)visers
and thats all.
3x inversed
3x reversed
shorting, put options, call options..
HAHAHA
no pal.
ETF is NOT a SALVATION (unless you short all of them)
and neither is natural gas.
AMERICA IS ADDICTED TO OIL and so it will be.
sorry,
I AM REALLY SORRY.
case closed.
The Five Worst Bailouts [View article]
i dont where discussing bailouts will lead us anymore
basically, i think its a dead issue, (for good or worse) its over.
now.. just cross your fingers and pray and wait for the payback time.. if it ever comes.