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John
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Higgenbotham wrote:
John wrote:If you turn out to be right, then you'll be world famous.
We've already discussed who gets anointed and you have to be a member of the tribe in good standing to get that accolade.
If there is a worldwide panic in the next few days, I feel quite
certain that you will be recognized. If there's not, then all
will be forgotten.
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John wrote:
Higgenbotham wrote:
John wrote:If you turn out to be right, then you'll be world famous.
We've already discussed who gets anointed and you have to be a member of the tribe in good standing to get that accolade.
If there is a worldwide panic in the next few days, I feel quite
certain that you will be recognized. If there's not, then all
will be forgotten.
The media will look hard for someone within or loosely associated with a government or corporate institution. If there's nobody else they can find at all, they might consider it, but I won't have anything to say.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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It looks like the recession is over, and the economy is going to start
growing again, according to a new e-mail message that I just
received:

Data shift to lift US economy by 3%
The US economy will officially become 3 per cent bigger in July as part of a shake-up that will for the first time see government statistics take into account 21st century components such as film royalties and spending on research and development
Read more >>
http://link.ft.com/r/19JYUU/K9TN2M/CW3B ... a2=4&a3=21

(I don't have an FT subscription, so I can't reference the actual article.)
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The only thing central banks are left to coordinate is the suppression of gold now. To political kill switches as noted all along.
QE is doing just that on there very backs. Warm reboot yes, growth at three percent for the sheep press. Target stated was 1710 end of year.
No clue could care less since numbers are pointless now. Consumers decide credit growth and they should get barcoded
now and save all the rhetoric since they are garden produced village idiots. They watch as fourth graders are political targets.

and he delivered them into the hands of spoilers that spoiled them, and he sold them into the hands
of their enemies round about, so that they could not any longer stand before their enemies.

And it came to pass, when the judge was dead, that they returned, and corrupted themselves more than
their fathers, in following other gods to serve them, and to bow down unto them; they ceased not from their
own doings, nor from their stubborn way.

They are the mentally dead in this land and could not even pretend to care. Bonhoeffer was right, industrial cheap relegion
will be the end of them and there kind. Slaves
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It's just a matter of time when this bubble implodes. Whether the generational panic begins soon, or not, I hope all the regulars keep posting.
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will break 15,000 before the great fall. Probably will go to 15,200 just to bring in as much as possible. Very little market reaction to the Marathon bombing. All feel good story now. Heading into spring shoppers are out, gas is cheap again....check that gas is expensive? fresh crop of college grads getting ready to move home with mom and dad, minimum wage jobs......If the Boston bombers were working alone, unlikely, were good for at least 2 months, if part of an active cell and they escalate, 2-5 weeks. The fed will not stop what they are doing and will up the ante in their favor to keep the ball rolling. Although, things seem mighty quiet in the news all things considered lately. Maybe the big black bird did fly Monday.

cheers

sy
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitchen_sink_regression
The Yen will buffer the route and it hinges on external events. Uptick, why not chasing finite utility. America is not the panacea of the only pivot point on capital goods. That needs to be made clear going forward. Ink is not wealth but effect and instability and we warned brush off minske, hayek et. al.
As we are patently clear here not in a regressive stupor since credit warns equity confirms. That will not change as as we noted on account bluntly cascading beta nominal targeting known as inflation targeting. This has been confirmed in the commodity pricing and the subsequent repricing of the shadow colateral leverages.
Ordinal utility is on the move. Pay attention IMO

"An indifference curve shows all the various combinations of two goods that give an equal amount of satisfaction to a consumer".

The indifference curve analysis approach was first introduced by Slustsky, a Russian Economist in 1915. Later it was developed by J.R. Hicks and R.G.D. Allen in the year 1928.

These economist are the of view that it is wrong to base the theory of consumption on two assumptions:
(i) That there is only one commodity which a person will buy at one time.
(ii) The utility can be measured.
Their point of view is that utility is purely subjective and is immeasurable. Moreover an individual is interested in a combination of related goods and in the purchase of one commodity at one time. So they base the theory of consumption on the scale of preference and the ordinal ranks or orders his preferences.

Debt is not wealth but a future claim to labor so man hours to nominal debt ratios is not reality. That is difference on the indifference to
economist on the payroll to induced myopia of statists of gosplan. Exeter laid waste to these cranks and the rest is delusional pampering.
Best guess is all we have and harbingers working on the actual state of affairs here and with the Free man who see this also.

As a native conveyed there is no spoon: The term "xenophobic" is a pejorative term used by foreigners and does not reflect the feeling of the Japanese public for the most part. And, quite frankly, their opinions are the only ones that matter on the issue. Your six years there do not qualify you to be the judge of their culture which, by the way, is likely to be their salvation in the end if it is not destroyed by their own government beforehand.

Sometimes the simple truth is the government is just to deluded to consider reality since when has any macro parsites considered others producing value to let them be. Money is a medium of exchange and paper a brief interloper in it. Problem is they are to deluded to admit they are not needed so now they attack children in daylight supplying crayons we pay for. At least in our day they sought the plain arrogated route in shadow attacks where they belonged inflicting damages on the most productive agrarians who only turned there cheek in honor and now they resort to captivated children. Says alot about the wisdom of statist unable to understand even the evil they worship bearing the seal in the forehead.

back to eat your peas and be happy with 1.5 percent growth since the planet is finite.
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Higgenbotham wrote:I predict the generational panic will start tonight and tomorrow.

I don't believe the onset of this panic can be predicted but this is my best shot at picking the place where it looks most likely.
In confidence but not the crisis H

The following is the scheme of the octaeteris: "The solar year has a length of 365 & 1/4 days; 12 lunar months make 354 days. The difference, which is called the epact or epagomene, is 11 & 1/4 days. This is the epact of the first year. Hence the epact of the second year = 22 & 1/2 days; of the third, 33 & 3/4. These 33 & 3/4 days make one lunar month of 30 days, which is added to the third lunar year as an intercalary or thirteenth month (embolismos), and a remainder or epact of 3 3/4 days. Hence the epact of the fourth year =11 & 1/4 + 3 & 3/4=15 days; that of the fifth year =26 & 1/4; of the sixth, 37 & 1/2, which gives a second embolism of 30 days with an epact of 7 & 1/2. The epact, therefore, of the seventh year is 18 & 3/4, and of the eighth =18 & 3/4 + 11 & 1/4= just 30, which is the third embolism with no epact remaining."

Fun with numbers and 8 year cycles. I will seek the notation and recheck a thought map I had on a marker noted.
A exercise on my part but I cannot disavow your thought map. I submit your somewhat early only.

As for the early thought on Judges noted before consider. In punishment for their idolatry, God gave them up again and again, and "sold them into the hands of their enemies." They became slaves to the king of Mesopotamia for eight years, to the king of Moab for eighteen years, to the king of Canaan for twenty years, to the Midianites for seven years, and finally to the Philistines for forty years. But the sum of 8 +18+ 20+ 7+ 40 years is 93 years, and if 93 years be deducted from 573 years, the result is 480 years. It is obvious, therefore, that the 480 years of the book of Kings from the Exodus to the temple is a mystic era formed by eliminating every period during which the people were cast off by God. I fear one thing only as Amos reminded me.

Also Luke told me - The kings of the Gentiles exercise lordship over them; and they that exercise authority upon them are called benefactors.
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aedens wrote:
Higgenbotham wrote:I predict the generational panic will start tonight and tomorrow.

I don't believe the onset of this panic can be predicted but this is my best shot at picking the place where it looks most likely.
In confidence but not the crisis H

I submit your somewhat early only.
You're right because the futures are up 7 on the weekend news. I believe under my scenario the market would have been up only slightly on that, then would have gone negative by morning, as it would show itself to be more concerned about larger issues.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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That means that within 3/4 second you can make 10% guaranteed

Not any more. Cashed out never to return. Get out, they will destroy you and
the DOJ are castrated idiots.

The SEC is worried that retail will not trust the market. LOL
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