Krugman heralds start of next depression

[carlsbadworker]

stockstradr, although I agree with your sentimental on the world economy, all your trades are betting that the market has only one direction to go. Have you noticed that Shanghai index is creeping up recently? If the major economic crash is irreversible now, wouldn’t one predict that it should drop? Bernanke’s Fed is creating a long, steady incentive to borrow and speculate. I don’t think it will have major effects on the economy (including unemployment), but it could have major effects on financial players (e.g. banks and hedge funds) to be more aggressive and speculative. The carry trade could allow the Shanghai index to climb up over 3K easily. And other markets could follow because China is really the growth engine of the world at the moment.

[Aecetia]

“The next front month of gold is the August contract. The month of August is traditionally, the third biggest delivery month for gold, following in the footsteps of December and June. The number of gold contracts standing in the front month of August total a huge 227,429. As I mentioned yesterday, the last day for the gold contract is July 28.2010. The first day notice and the day that bankers can serve upon our longs in gold is July 30.2010. Options go off the board on July 27.2010.”

http://harveyorgan.blogspot.com/2010…silver-is.html

[Aecetia]

“The next front month of gold is the August contract. The month of August is traditionally, the third biggest delivery month for gold, following in the footsteps of December and June. The number of gold contracts standing in the front month of August total a huge 227,429. As I mentioned yesterday, the last day for the gold contract is July 28.2010. The first day notice and the day that bankers can serve upon our longs in gold is July 30.2010. Options go off the board on July 27.2010.”

http://harveyorgan.blogspot.com/2010…silver-is.html

[Aecetia]

“The next front month of gold is the August contract. The month of August is traditionally, the third biggest delivery month for gold, following in the footsteps of December and June. The number of gold contracts standing in the front month of August total a huge 227,429. As I mentioned yesterday, the last day for the gold contract is July 28.2010. The first day notice and the day that bankers can serve upon our longs in gold is July 30.2010. Options go off the board on July 27.2010.”

http://harveyorgan.blogspot.com/2010…silver-is.html

[Aecetia]

“The next front month of gold is the August contract. The month of August is traditionally, the third biggest delivery month for gold, following in the footsteps of December and June. The number of gold contracts standing in the front month of August total a huge 227,429. As I mentioned yesterday, the last day for the gold contract is July 28.2010. The first day notice and the day that bankers can serve upon our longs in gold is July 30.2010. Options go off the board on July 27.2010.”

http://harveyorgan.blogspot.com/2010…silver-is.html

[Aecetia]

“The next front month of gold is the August contract. The month of August is traditionally, the third biggest delivery month for gold, following in the footsteps of December and June. The number of gold contracts standing in the front month of August total a huge 227,429. As I mentioned yesterday, the last day for the gold contract is July 28.2010. The first day notice and the day that bankers can serve upon our longs in gold is July 30.2010. Options go off the board on July 27.2010.”

http://harveyorgan.blogspot.com/2010…silver-is.html

[stockstradr]

Aecetia, thanks for posting that link to Harvey Organ’s – The Daily Gold

That looks like a good site for me to start reading. I must admit, if I’m going double-short gold, I should know the kind of details on the gold market that he presented in that July 27th blog.

[stockstradr]

Aecetia, thanks for posting that link to Harvey Organ’s – The Daily Gold

That looks like a good site for me to start reading. I must admit, if I’m going double-short gold, I should know the kind of details on the gold market that he presented in that July 27th blog.

[stockstradr]

Aecetia, thanks for posting that link to Harvey Organ’s – The Daily Gold

That looks like a good site for me to start reading. I must admit, if I’m going double-short gold, I should know the kind of details on the gold market that he presented in that July 27th blog.

[stockstradr]

Aecetia, thanks for posting that link to Harvey Organ’s – The Daily Gold

That looks like a good site for me to start reading. I must admit, if I’m going double-short gold, I should know the kind of details on the gold market that he presented in that July 27th blog.

[stockstradr]

Aecetia, thanks for posting that link to Harvey Organ’s – The Daily Gold

That looks like a good site for me to start reading. I must admit, if I’m going double-short gold, I should know the kind of details on the gold market that he presented in that July 27th blog.

[stockstradr]

Have you noticed that Shanghai index is creeping up recently?

You are right about that, and I admit it isn’t a small move, apparently up 11% since only July 5th

I guess my answer is that economic fundamentals will drive China’s stock markets, not the reverse.

Here is a good example of the kind of analysis of the economic fundamentals I find compelling regards imminent economic crash in China:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99HNFCn5RP8

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704229004575370591476816352.html

If that analysis is accurate, and those predictions come to pass, then China’s stock market must fall. Keep in mind the 2005 low was 1,000. The 2008 low was 1750. Taking a guess, I figure this economic crash in China will take the SSE Composite Index well below the 2008 low.

[stockstradr]

Have you noticed that Shanghai index is creeping up recently?

You are right about that, and I admit it isn’t a small move, apparently up 11% since only July 5th

I guess my answer is that economic fundamentals will drive China’s stock markets, not the reverse.

Here is a good example of the kind of analysis of the economic fundamentals I find compelling regards imminent economic crash in China:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99HNFCn5RP8

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704229004575370591476816352.html

If that analysis is accurate, and those predictions come to pass, then China’s stock market must fall. Keep in mind the 2005 low was 1,000. The 2008 low was 1750. Taking a guess, I figure this economic crash in China will take the SSE Composite Index well below the 2008 low.

[stockstradr]

Have you noticed that Shanghai index is creeping up recently?

You are right about that, and I admit it isn’t a small move, apparently up 11% since only July 5th

I guess my answer is that economic fundamentals will drive China’s stock markets, not the reverse.

Here is a good example of the kind of analysis of the economic fundamentals I find compelling regards imminent economic crash in China:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99HNFCn5RP8

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704229004575370591476816352.html

If that analysis is accurate, and those predictions come to pass, then China’s stock market must fall. Keep in mind the 2005 low was 1,000. The 2008 low was 1750. Taking a guess, I figure this economic crash in China will take the SSE Composite Index well below the 2008 low.

[stockstradr]

Have you noticed that Shanghai index is creeping up recently?

You are right about that, and I admit it isn’t a small move, apparently up 11% since only July 5th

I guess my answer is that economic fundamentals will drive China’s stock markets, not the reverse.

Here is a good example of the kind of analysis of the economic fundamentals I find compelling regards imminent economic crash in China:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99HNFCn5RP8

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704229004575370591476816352.html

If that analysis is accurate, and those predictions come to pass, then China’s stock market must fall. Keep in mind the 2005 low was 1,000. The 2008 low was 1750. Taking a guess, I figure this economic crash in China will take the SSE Composite Index well below the 2008 low.

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