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Higgenbotham
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My tendency is probably to sit on my position at this point and to take any remaining fire that comes. The risk of making adjustments from here is that there will be a big unexpected drop when shorts are lifted.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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John wrote:
Higgenbotham wrote:Should be within the next 80 points worst case, I would think. All the top callers have worn themselves out and have nothing left. Once that failed, there was the parabolic blowoff of the past 3 weeks. This is what Glenn Neely was calling for and he has been the only one consistently right for a year. Now he is saying there will be a quick trip to 1700 and maybe higher this month and that will be the high for many years. As far as exactly how high or when at this point, who knows, or at least I don't because we're past all previous history except to look at the inverse of previous crashes. I played to be good to at least 1770 and that should be good enough to survive it. All the liquidity sloshing around makes for greater extremes in both directions. When the downside gets going it probably won't be pretty.
What happens to your scenario if the Fed "panics," and raises the
$85 billion monthly QE to $200 billion monthly?
Then in the short run we're probably all dead anyway.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Higgenbotham wrote:My tendency is probably to sit on my position at this point and to take any remaining fire that comes. The risk of making adjustments from here is that there will be a big unexpected drop when shorts are lifted.
These cherful idiots said we need to print more to this day. We noted here the official white house budget sheduled rate and see you at ~20T
These swamp people are a crafty evil lieing kill switch lot anyways. We noted the world will only allow them to be as good as it is as forumed.
Evidence of just how stupid this particular group of marxist - intenalized fascists truly is the only observation anyways.
Acordingly the best one liner was, well it is just to much for the Office to keep a eye on. I shit you not, and these village idiots want total control
now over all our lives. The Senate is a pack of raving relegated lunatics also. Peak August, what the hell, why not cycle 24 rocks.
Looks like the founders of the letter and the book it came from was right after all as these lunatics dialectic idiots look for dry ground.
No need to verse the situation they are in, it to damn obvious anyways....
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aedens
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http://thehill.com/images/stories/white ... tebill.pdf

No the write in provision are not there. No human can undestand this cult document.

http://factcheck.org/2013/04/insurance-premium-spin/

I will add a Doctor noted the current prescription he was put on was worthless as a generic Indian produced substitute.
Yes, I believed his testamony in that specific case.
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Higgenbotham
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This is definitely a scary time. The disconnects are huge and growing. Martin Armstong said that, while they won't hyperinflate, by the time they get done with you, you will wish they had. And I certainly agree with that notion.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Yea the line is drawn with these evil and disturbed people. I see it locally now also pronounced IMO.
The cognitive impedaments is almost peaking here now. Lemming over the damn cliff.
Wife conveyed some local events and internalized political inertias. Brain dead
and clueless as they off sheeted us and the current council are borderline worthless
which may be the best route. I noted enough was stirred up to face up to two actual older issues
from Senate over site so maybe, just maybe they can head slap some common sense.
I can note the ok we need to fix this now attitude. As I looked at the Wife like what
the hell are your thinkings on decades old topics with these creatures?
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aedens
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http://www.globalresearch.ca/regime-cha ... utin/28571

does it swirl left or right these days?

lulzs Don’t be evil, dudes – unless it turns a buck, google it
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/ ... ZhQIsqsZ8G

plan on back to sharp sticks again or bronze age if your a smart cookie i guess.

btw Tel Aviv's finest hotel is open. Get up to 50% off your stay.

oh guvvy luves the According to a 2007 study from the German Institute
for Economic Research, there appears to be a strong association between a parent’s unemployment
status and the formation of rightwing extremist beliefs in their children—specifically xenophobia and
antidemocratic ideals. Best yet They also opposed free trade agreements, arguing that
these arrangements resulted in Americans losing jobs to countries such as Mexico.
These are the people employed by the taxpayer with things that project lead and stick a glove up
your wifes butt in Airports. This Country is run by idiots for idiots and, self licking ice cream cones
to heights unseen in time. Our Creator must indeed repent his mercy on us. Now I undestand hurry up and wait
for it when we get there on graduation day.

Wow that was a hard for the IRS junior spook loonies to find since we know whos name is on top of green paper
for the have been relegated employees. What a mind numbing circus these clowns are called homo sapiens.
Noah was only found as is.
Now for the obvious comments or questions related to the content or dissemination of this document, please contact the
DHS/I&A Production Branch

As we noted after the smoke it will appear in the middle, wow that was hard...

The technical term for this is financial repression. After World War II, all countries that had a big debt overhang relied on financial repression to avoid an explicit default. After the war, governments imposed interest rate ceilings for government bonds. Nowadays they have more sophisticated means.

meanwhile back at the ranch http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/05/ ... i_irs.html

get the popcorn watching the senate employess shoot spit wads at the horseman from the first post
so simple it cannot be done
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The current Hussman article is well worth reading. Here are two samples:

"I don't mean to imply that today's environment is comparable to 1999. The U.S. economy was sounder in 1999 - and the global economy was a whole lot more stable. Global imbalances in 1999 were insignificant compared to the present. The U.S. economic and Credit systems had yet to be degraded by a doubling of mortgage debt and a massive misallocation of resources. The federal government hadn't doubled its debt load in four years. Europe had not yet terribly impaired itself with a decade of runaway non-productive debt growth. China and the "developing" economies had not yet succumbed to historic Credit booms, overinvestment and economic maladjustment. Central banks hadn't yet resorted to really dangerous measures."

Also

"These days, the dynamic of over-issued, mispriced finance is a global phenomenon - the U.S., Europe, Japan, China, Asia and the "developing" economies. The perception that central bankers will ensure ongoing asset inflation is an unprecedented global phenomenon. The collapse in yields and risk premiums in debt markets across the globe is unlike anything I've ever witnessed or studied historically. These days, asset inflation, speculation and Bubbles prevail virtually everywhere. Moreover, the gulfs between inflating assets and weakening economic fundamentals seemingly widen everywhere, as Financial Euphoria engulfs debt and equity securities markets around the world. As noted this week by the great market watcher and historian Art Cashin: This market is unlike anything we've ever experienced."

http://www.safehaven.com/article/29851/ ... l-euphoria
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This is comic book script stuff from these government people Vin nothing more. Hussman had another good point from
another article that was interesting about the disconnects. I will dig it up and lately he has been closer to current timelines
of conditions which was refreshing to see.

As he stated For my part, I continue to expect the U.S. economy to join a global recession that is already in progress in much of the developed world
Ok, sounds like a plan as how many prepare for retirement and cut spending as other socialist spend other people fiat under hell freezes over.
FED Fear is defined that people are starting to stop buying crap they do not need or want since vanilla is competing for POMO bids in induced market dislocation on paper assets since you cannot price markets in a socialist enviroments since like, forever....
Long pop corn until they get it and guess on when to bail on paper crap, but alas, a bond, buys b stock vis. rotten repo derivitives. Comic book stuff
from pointless calculations ad nasueum charlatans even they admitted to when it blew up last time. So much paper it not even a market anyways now.

I left Goldman in 2004 and have been downwardly mobile, career-wise, ever since. I’ve also never been happier....
http://www.bankers-anonymous.com/category/blog/
Also another guy who is homeless says pelosi outlawed him living in his car, those liberals are so uptight and love people out there in mexifornia. No problem the liberals can do all the work since they can print reality now and poor people are outlawed to the suburbs in there loving gosplan to save us from ourselfs and the fresno effect pisses off the locals. No helmit law as they increase presence for selt belt laws, you cannot make this crap up anymore it is comic book land.

http://www.traderdannorcini.blogspot.com/ Good observation we note also and I think the normalcy bias is sucking whatever is, and will be to what it is.
A tribe of cargo cult chaos played like the game it is. The so called percent know and the other could care less anyway market disconnect
we here know well. As tyler noted why not, its a damn cartoon strip now. Any serious inquiry is pointless and the passive aggresive and generic
sociopaths run riot anyway. QE for the lolipop thugs. When this cess pool pops history will not even consider Roma.

The 5th rebellion is defeated and another is underway so it is. Like I noted we see the marker but we all new it was coming was a casual note.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQfOkOD4GT0
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