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aedens, , the reason why I posted such a ha ha link to a video is that there is a lot of bogus "information", lies, shills, and manipulators in the financial world. He appears to be playing a game, or as he says an "experiment", and implies he has something up his sleeve, which reminds me of the Rothschild, Waterloo and London exchange myth. https://mises.ca/posts/articles/the-end ... hild-myth/ --- It will be interesting to see if it is ( most likely ) a joke, or something else.
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http://www.businessinsider.com/markets- ... -24-2015-5
The big disconnect in the US stock market just keeps getting bigger.

A new Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey published Thursday finds that US investors have pulled $99 billion out of equities year-to-date — including net outflows in 11 of the past 12 weeks — despite stock prices continuing to break record highs.

This week also saw the biggest outflows from equity ($17.2 billion) and high-yield bond funds ($2.6 billion) this year. This data follows a similar report from BAML last month that showed investors pulled $79 billion from the stock market this year and nine of 10 weeks to that point.

As this imbalance grows, Bank of America writes, so does the risk of something we haven't seen in the market in years: a correction.

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cheers

We have seen more than they can ever explain today G in a few segments.

I agree on the view you forwarded to the opinion as to the Bund market issues.
As we noted some time ago the hunter, seeker algo's will mitigate.
As we have also seen the CCI account for one account, and TARP as endogeneity commercial credit
cycle. - http://faculty.washington.edu/vmenaldo/ ... 20Bias.pdf -
We touched on it also as the Kuznet cycle winding down from a trial ballon indeed noted and the casual wealth effect.

As for the log three function unwinding out there, as before, indeed the encyclical values do tell some probable facts.

https://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/201 ... l-cooling/

I to not proscibe to the this time its different and it indeed has lingering effects. For certain they eat their own.

thread: endogeneity bias -

notes: Nope, they will let it boil as the faction destroy themselves as always. The four horsemen are ridden by whom?
The seal is in the forehead. I respect your opinion and tenacity to the linkages we suppose as logic.

05/09/15 observation captured with the inception date captured 04/10/04 and to this day they will deny it.
http://hydra.csnserver.com/Reliability_terms.htm

As forwarded they will be in their wheelchairs under the same effect, or not.

http://hydra.cnserver.com/

EE had a funny point in real time also,

"Society has surplus and the question is how is it to be distributed?"

I had a sort of an epiphany today as I was going down the freeway, and the Wal-Mart semi tractor-trailer in front of me began throwing fender-sized slabs of retread rubber up into the air and all over the road, and I got to dodge the debris and shrapnel flying at me, courtesy of the Walton family and the astonishing quality standards that permeate their entire organization. I'm thinking to myself, as I'm swerving and slowing down to avoid the giant chunks of rubber in the road, that the poor Walton family can't even afford to put new tires on their trucks, they have to use retreads to save a few pennies, since the poor dears are only sitting on about $50Bn or so.

And that's when it hit me, and I suddenly realized the end-game of capitalism, and why eventually the money stops circulating and the economy freezes up. It's really very simple, it's because the relentless pursuit of efficiency and profits at any and all costs results in the ultimate triumph of sociopaths who are so mind-bendingly cheap that they use both sides of the toilet paper. When people like that have all the money, it don't get spent, and the economy implodes.
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The things of the temple were shadows of things to come.
His death, has removed the barriers between God and man, and now we may approach Him with confidence and boldness.
God was through with that temple and its religious system, and the temple and Jerusalem were left “desolate” (destroyed by the Romans) in A.D. 70, just as Jesus prophesied in Luke 13:35. As long as the temple stood, it signified the continuation of the Old Covenant. Hebrews 9:8-9 refers to the age that was passing away as the new covenant was being established (Hebrews 8:13).
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http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p-95_Franz-Willing.html

Diplomatically speaking, that meant nothing less than the integration.

At the same time, the American New Deal failed. After that, Roosevelt changed his policy to one favoring intervention. He introduced it by his "Quarantine" speech dating from October 1937

--- Window two as we discused early, just have to wait and see... --- aug2014 ---- we registered two sniper flase flags in the forums ----

As we learned,
“I discovered later, and I'm still discovering right up to this moment, that is it only by living completely in this world that one learns to have faith. By this-worldliness I mean living unreservedly in life's duties, problems, successes and failures. In so doing we throw ourselves completely into the arms of God, taking seriously, not our own sufferings, but those of God in the world. That, I think, is faith.” Dietrich Bonhoeffer

They won the war, but they lost the peace because of their own incapability to shape a just order of peace.

Evil never rests, or should the remnant...

arbiter mundi

Psalm 83:2 For, lo, thine enemies make a tumult: and they that hate thee have lifted up the head.
When the age of the Gentiles ceases.

http://www.themainewire.com/2012/03/dev ... stigation/


But that may be about to change if Sen. Angus King (I-ME) has his way. The senator, who caucuses with Democrats, plans to unveil the Free Market Energy Act of 2015 on Wednesday. An amendment to the Public Utilities Regulatory Policy Act (PURPA) of 1978, the bill could dramatically alter market structures and regulations for DERs nationwide.

The goal of the legislation, King told Utility Dive in an interview, is to codify a right of interconnection for DERs and guide states toward a policy framework to better assess their full value and encourage their proliferation.

Here is the good senator's involvement with wind and offshore banking:

" Angus King Is a Nice Guy" ~‏ Even Though He Legally Stole Your Hard Earned Money And Some Of Your Homes

http://www.lisbonreporter.com/2012/08/a ... gh-he.html

On February 25, 2004, Angus King was appointed to the board of W.P Stewart & Co. Ltd., a Bermuda-based investment company. Not much is known about Angus's time at this mysterious Bermudian investment cartel which caters to the world's super-rich. Aside from the pink sand, that's one of the advantages of home-basing in Bermuda. What we do know is that by January 5, 2009, W.P. Stewart's value had declined so badly that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) delisted it. On June 3, 2010, the company announced that it was parting ways with King as part of a reorganization that favored a "more stream-lined corporate structure going forward" than the structure that King and his fellow board members had provided. Since then, the firm has been able to post much better results in its performance summary.

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NOTE: His son is a VP at a very large wind concern:

1.Angus S. King, III | The Trust for Public Land https://www.tpl.org/about/angus-s-king-iii
The Trust for Public Land
Angus S. King III is Vice President for Mergers and Acquisitions at First Wind in Portland, Maine, an independent North American wind energy company focused ...

Not much different than the clinton fund some note ongoing. http://www.amazon.com/Peter-Schweizer/e ... dp_epwbk_0
The energy markets are unrelenting killing fields as was the sanctioned mena projects. Taxpayers never had chance....

aedens, --- Your truck tire story rings a loud bell with me. When I was running my apartment buildings which I owned ,( no partners, partners have wives who want mink coats , etc. leaving less to properly run the business ) I always tried to treat my tenants with respect and properly maintain the buildings.
For example, if a bathroom vanity became a little worn, instead of repairing it, I replaced it. -- This approach helped immeasurably with tenant selection and building management issues. --- I bring this up because I began an MBA program while running and expanding my business. After a few classes I quit, I thought BS, maximize profit pay no attention to the larger issues and philosophy of building and running a business, (which are not quantifiable ) My wife who was in real estate sales at the time got a CCIM designation (Certified Commercial Investment Member ) which helped in her work. This was in the 1990's, their primary approach was financial analysis -- many of them would say "if the numbers look good who cares what or where it is" especially shopping centers. While she was studying for the designation I would make comments like "What about the other issues?" She would say " Yes I know, but people are impressed by the designation.--- I wonder how that is working out for them today?

I guess what I am trying to say is that there are too many MBA's and people with the "proper" designations in business that don't understand business, and are only out to line their pockets, what comes later? who cares. This attitude effects everything, and in a very negative way.

Those were the days when Gen-Xers were getting Masters in Financial
Engineering, and developing plans for defrauding millions of investors
by means of fraudulent synthetic securities with nothing of value
backing them.

aedens wrote: And that's when it hit me, and I suddenly realized the end-game of capitalism, and why eventually the money stops circulating and the economy freezes up. It's really very simple, it's because the relentless pursuit of efficiency and profits at any and all costs results in the ultimate triumph of sociopaths who are so mind-bendingly cheap that they use both sides of the toilet paper. When people like that have all the money, it don't get spent, and the economy implodes.

Reminds me of something I saw yesterday. Scott Walker, Governor of Wisconsin, wants to make a run for President in 2016. He would be the perfect candidate to encourage the above implosion strategy.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/12/opinion/n ... qualified/

He's qualified. The fact that he is unqualified is what makes him qualified. You all know what I mean by that.

John wrote:Those were the days when Gen-Xers were getting Masters in Financial
Engineering, and developing plans for defrauding millions of investors
by means of fraudulent synthetic securities with nothing of value
backing them.

You mean like --The 90,000 Square Foot, 100 Million Dollar Home That Is A Metaphor For America http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-0 ... or-america

You know, another comment I would make. So I'm reading a list of the top 10% of a class around the Dallas Fort Worth area and the kids list their hobbies: playing video games, shopping, hanging out with friends, watching TV were among the activites that the kids were proud to have published in the local paper as their hobbies to mark their graduation in the top 10% of their high school class. Anyone see anything wrong with that? Guess not. If a kid had put that on their list 30 years ago it would have raised eyebrows and the hero generation would have sent it back for an edit.