Re: Financial topics
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 6:36 pm
Not clear how the debasement printing will shift the base out.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-2 ... -one-chart
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-2 ... -one-chart
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Awesome up-to-the-minute chart H! Looking at the +152.29 rise today, one (like me) would have never known the mini drop! Thank you! Otherwise...thanks again all for all the awesome analysis forum input.Higgenbotham wrote:It was my prediction that the generational panic and stock market crash would start yesterday or today. So even if the stock market crashes as soon as tomorrow, the prediction was still wrong. There was a little mini-crash today, but that doesn't count. It was interesting though - maybe a forewarning. The bars on the chart below are 1 minute each. I'll leave it to others to extrapolate how much the Dow may go down when the inevitable crisis event takes place. I won't fill a lot more space talking about the timing of the coming crash - I stalked it and made my best guess. However, I think we're very, very close.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-2 ... -one-chartgerald wrote:The masses have always and everywhere been sheep, no reason to get depressed.aedens wrote: Taxpayers are mental pets now and have been for decades. They are to selfish to even worry about them anymore. They have them with crayons in the fourth grade being brainwashed and these idiots called taxpayer could care less. They own them now. Those authors know this already.
Media: Keep the adult public attention diverted away from the real social issues, and captivated by matters of no real importance.
Schools: Keep the young public ignorant of real mathematics, real economics, real law, and real history.
Entertainment: Keep the public entertainment below a sixth-grade level. America is finished already between the ears.
When pushed hard by economists, some welfare propagandists and socialists admit that impairment of the average standard of living can only be avoided by the maintenance of capital already accumulated and that economic improvement depends on accumulation of additional capital. Maintenance of capital and accumulation of new capital, they say, will henceforth be a task of government. They will no longer be left to the selfishness of individuals, exclusively concerned with their own enrichment and that of their families.
I will not be subject to flash crashes algos no more. Good by.
https://d21uq3hx4esec9.cloudfront.net/i ... TTMYGH.pdf
America is hell bent on creating whatever narrative suits its agenda. In short -- we're doomed.
Irish Savers Have Just Been "Cyprus'd", And There's MUCH MORE "Cyprusing" To Come
This is likely to be the biggest financial story of the month, a story that's bigger than Cyprus, and a story that you're not going to see in American mainstream media - not by a long shot.
As you can see, this is actually MUCH WORSE than the deal the Cypriots got. These Irish pensioners are facing a total wipeout - 100% LOSS!!!
The ECB has gagged the Government from releasing any information in relation to the liquidation of the former Anglo Irish bank, IBRC. A senior official in the Department of Finance told the Irish Examiner they were under strict instructions from the ECB not to release any details to the public.