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Felix Zulauf on the global currency crisis and the gold bull market
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Felix Zulauf gilt als Querdenker mit Hang zu strategischen
Analysen. Er zählt auf der internationalen Bühne zu den
bekanntesten unabhängigen Geldverwaltern.
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I'm heartsick about what the Fed and the ECB are doing. I have a family with kids going into high school and not long after joining the work force. Monetization is just money that will be paid back sooner than later at ever greater drags to the economy.

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fraudulent accounting viewtopic.php?f=7&t=748&p=11144#p11144

Shorts Oil Majors viewtopic.php?f=17&t=391&p=11145#p11145

Bailed out, and allowed to continue, unfettered. "Allowed" to continue, unfettered? I'm sorry, I mis-spoke: Encouraged to continue, unfettered.

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"There will be blood."

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The entire economy is dependent on government support.
But the government has no money. It is in fact borrowing nearly as much as it takes in via taxes...
We are in a Depression now and have been since 2008. A Depression is defined as a 10% contraction in GDP. But for the government borrowing 11% of GDP and spending it, GDP would have contract by at least the same amount borrowed and spent.
THAT IS A DEPRESSION and the intentional avoidance of recognition of same only accumulate more damage to GDP that ultimately must be faced and absorbed.
http://tinyurl.com/393hobh

Outside of the cheerleading the economy in the US is wooden, zombie-like, dominated by non-productive speculation and wealth transferal. It is becoming a textbook example of policy error for the next school of economic thought to come forward after this epic failure by the neo-liberals and their faux free market hypocrisy.
JESSE

[defio70]

on Mon Jun 07, 2010 5:44 pm

on Mon Jun 07, 2010 5:44 pm
MACD Bull Traps?
http://tinyurl.com/24b5e3t

The data becomes even that much more critical. Tomorrow we get ADP’s take on jobs. Thursday we get the ISM’s take on manufacturing, as well as pending home sales and construction spending. Friday, of course, is the queen mother of data points, the monthly jobs report. If one, or all, of those comes in weak, it could tip over an already tottering market. If one, or all, or them come in strong, then the bulls could find themselves suddenly pulled off the ropes.
Paul Vigna at Market Talk

[sowhat]

We are still in the previous Bear Market which began in 2007.
The Government conspired with the banks and mainstream media to suck you into believing in a faux "Pax Americana" recovery that in point of fact never really happened.
You've lost 36% of the "gains" - more than a third - you had off the March 2009 lows. You are now down 30% from the highs - still. Cramer's "Getting Back To Even" has now been exposed as a complete load of crap - the correct thing to do for long-term investors was to get the hell out of the market in late 2007 or early 2008 and stay the hell out.
Free market? What free market? Borrowing and spending 12% of GDP to try to prevent the market from excising the excesses of intentional fraud is a "free market"? Allowing "high frequency traders" to step in front of you with various artifices and frauds is a "free market"? Propping up housing prices to keep you from being able to buy a house at a reasonable price, consigning you to being a debt slave and unable to sell should you need to move for reason, instead of deflating houses to make them more affordable is a "free market"? Continuing to lie about the sustainability and ability to pay public pensions and salaries - in some cases nearly three quarters of a million dollars for a school superintendent - is a free market?
What are you folks smoking?

The policymakers and crooners are pretty-clearly running out of rope.
Mark my words on this - when the full depths of the coming collapse in stock prices has run its course, and 30 year Treasuries are going at a 2% coupon, you'll be "offered" to convert your 401k or IRA to them with some of your losses "put back", with one proviso - you can't touch it until you're 65. At 2% you'll be getting screwed but 90% of Americans are too stupid to realize it and will take the deal.
That's the marker on the government's funding model imploding within the next two to three years, and the market will discount that event long before it actually comes to fruition.
http://tinyurl.com/29xuctq

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Wall Street, in its insatiable quest to make the market go up, knows that this will only happen if the investor is confident. So, the news from Wall Street -- while not an outright lie -- is skewed bullish.
They need you Brainwashed in the open and brainwashed...
Fundamental analysis in certain industries, such as the banking industry, is practically useless, since mark to market principles have been suspended and banks are allowed to hide bad assets that literally would expose many of them as bankrupt off-balance sheet. Under honest financial reporting conditions, fundamental analysis, of course is useful, but requires a lot of forensic accounting analysis to really get to the core of a corporation’s true economic condition and growth prospects.
The banking industry and the media take the tactic of calling people who believe that cycles of boom and bust are intentional, “conspiracy theorists.” It’s the simplest way for the bankers to keep their power by calling everyone that exposes their immorality and greed as crazy conspiracy loonies. As Simon Johnson said in his article, “The Quiet Coup” (The Atlantic, May 2009), the bankers have taken over all major world governments so the public never receives the truth. Instead, we have to look for it.
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...in the week ended July 7, in which stocks have rallied by who knows how many percent - nobody without Gallium Arsenide logic gates really keeps track of the market anymore, equities saw outflows of $11.6 billion. We'll repeat it because it bears repeating: stocks have surged as mutual funds have seen one of their biggest weekly outflows in 2010. Will someone with a Ph.D. from a reputable institution please explain that one to us. Furthermore, HY fund lows saw yet another exodus, this time of $166 million, following last week's $322 million. On the other hand, things in IG land are back to normal: after seeing their first outflow in 69 weeks last week for a tiny slip of $32 million, investors are back to dumping all their money in investment grade corporates, with inflows of $896 million. And most notably, money market funds saw their biggest inflow in 2010, at $18.5 billion, following last week's outflow of $11.6 billion. So yes, money was actively being allocated to cash yet somehow the powers that be managed to ramp the computerized stock market farce that is the Dow by something like 500 points in 4 days.
http://tinyurl.com/2w6kt6t

on Thu Jul 08, 2010 1:43 pm Oil/Water samples from Gulf...VERY TOXIC
http://tinyurl.com/2ak7yqq


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Captain DC Anderson - OIl, The Gulf, Corporatism, and Change
http://tinyurl.com/2a5wzqv


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Thank you Warren, thank you Jesse!

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on Wed Jul 21, 2010 11:30 am CRUDE OIL TO FALL ON REDUCED STIMULUS, ANALYSTS WARN: CRUDE OIL PRICES COULD DROP BY 40% BY THE END OF THE YEAR, AS THE U.S. GOVERNMENT PULLS BACK ON ITS STIMULUS EFFORTS
dowjones 11:26

Is Crude Oil Headed Back to $57?
http://tinyurl.com/36gsobq

[defio70]

8:30a.m. June durable-goods orders fall sharply

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